Balance key to top marks for Governor General medallists
For the first two years of her undergrad, Ilhaam Al-Harazi (BSc ’24) didn’t think she was smart.
There were times ... Full story
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Health-care champion hailed as Outstanding Young Alumni
At just 29 years old, Zanab Jafry Shah (BSc ’19) has already become an inspiring leader and voice in her field. She ... Full story -
Badgers set to make waves at World Rowing Championships
A group of familiar athletes will proudly represent Canada when the world descends on Port Dalhousie’s Henley Island this ... Full story -
Bonds of friendship helped strengthen Indigenous identities of new grads
Kaitlyn Austin (BSc '24) and Evelyn Dilworth (BA '24, BEd '24) became instant friends when they met in residence in 2018. ... Full story -
Spirit of Brock medals highlight Badgers’ dedication to community
With thousands of hours of community service between them and no shortage of academic accomplishments, Tamara Tait (BPhEd ’21, MA ’24) and ... Full story -
Brock student-athlete navigating identity, addressing racism in sport
The Brock Badgers are highlighting Black student-athlete and staff stories through a series of features as part of the University's ... Full story -
Brock student’s determination acknowledged with International Woman of the Year award
Brock University student Zainab Sarwari’s resilience and passion for education was recently recognized when she was named International Woman ... Full story -
Balancing act pays off for Governor General Silver Medallists
For Domenic Alfieri (BBA ’22) and Jordan Masi (BSc ’22), balance was the key to success. The strategy paid off for the ... Full story -
Student leaders honoured with President’s Surgite Award
Ten of Brock University’s most outstanding students were recently recognized for their leadership and community contributions. Brock University student ... Full story -
Brock immunologist calls for national conversation to reach the unvaccinated
Estimating Canada may need to achieve a vaccination rate of close to 90 per cent for the population to be fully ... Full story
