Brock poet receives national recognition in Ireland
Although he has no Irish ancestry, Gregory Betts is now an honorary Irish poet.
The designation is a fitting end ... Full story
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Public tours to be held at excavation site of historic Shickluna Shipyard
Through thick, heavy mud and clay, the search began last week for remnants of lost local maritime history. Excavation of ... Full story -
Brock prof returns to land of Vikings for book launch
A tiny island nation tucked away in the middle of the United Kingdom has a special place in Viking history, ... Full story -
Brock prof to enhance online learning with 3D classroom
Martin Danahay has led many classroom discussions in his career, but nothing quite like this. The Brock University English professor ... Full story -
Brock grad wins prestigious national award for journalism
After graduating from Brock with a degree in International Political Economy, Sam Piccolo (BA ’17) spent a year applying the lessons ... Full story -
Humanities grad lauded for drive to give back
Caring about others has been a hallmark of Keegan Bruce’s time at Brock. And during the University's Friday, June 14 ... Full story -
Brock’s oldest-ever grad to break his own record at 95
When Robin Guard earns his third Brock University degree Friday, he’ll be breaking the record for the oldest-ever graduate — ... Full story -
Archaeological research project invites public participation
A ground-breaking research project on an abandoned plot of land will uncover an important part of St. Catharines’ past this ... Full story -
New course connects students with Niagara’s francophone community
Brock students are gaining valuable work experience through a new internship opportunity that is helping to strengthen bonds with the ... Full story -
Latin student’s translation skills among top in North America
“Surrexit!” Fourth-year Classics student Aleks Mirosavljevic could tell you that’s the past perfect form of Brock’s motto “surgite,” ... Full story
