New book explores im/migrant experience through art
A new volume edited by Brock professors examines the experiences of migration and immigration through a wide variety of art ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Literatures and Cultures
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Canadian soccer stars to share industry insight at upcoming webinar
Two Italian-Canadian athletes who have represented Canada at the highest level of international soccer will share their experience in the ... Full story -
Canada Games Teaching Spotlight: Connecting Italy-Canada relations course to upcoming Games
Teresa Russo, a part-time course instructor of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures at Brock University is enthusiastic about the many ... Full story -
Italian-Canadian contributions to Niagara focus of upcoming conference
Researchers, archivists and community organizers from across Canada will be gathering at Brock University this weekend to share the Italian-Canadian ... Full story -
Resources fair to be held for French-speaking students
Speaking French could be the ticket to a range of jobs across the Niagara region. An event designed specifically to ... Full story -
Speaker series to feature Italian-Canadian poet
Mary di Michele will share insight into the life of an Italian-Canadian during a speaking engagement at Brock on Thursday, ... Full story -
Researchers examining what luxury means to modern society
Depending where you are in the world, luxury can mean many things to many people. Critical luxury is an emerging ... Full story -
Brock-Niagara French contest set for Wednesday
Niagara-area high school French students will be testing their skills Wednesday, May 10 in the 39th annual Brock-Niagara French Contest. Launched ... Full story -
Brock, SUNY art show set to open in Buffalo’s Silo City
Brock University and the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo have joined forces to showcase artists on both ... Full story -
A lesson in francophone culture for language students
To Jean Ntakirutimana, there’s no better way for students to learn about culture than to touch it. To ... Full story
