Student research aims to support small Niagara wineries
New research on the geodemographics of Niagara’s winery visitors is sparking conversations in wine country.
Recent Geography graduate Sara ... Full story
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IN THE NEWS: NHL broadcasting rights, strategic voting and how humans handle heat
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed strategic voting and Canada's labour landscape, a changing deal for Maple Leaf Sports ... Full story -
Brock experts find wine is central to Niagara’s identity
As St. Catharines gears up for the annual Grape and Wine Festival, two Brock researchers have uncorked findings on how ... Full story -
Brock student research sheds light on local women-owned businesses
After spending much of her fourth year examining the experiences of women who own small businesses in downtown St. Catharines, ... Full story -
Experiential Education Faculty Champion leverages power of reflection
Michael Ripmeester likes to get his boots muddy. “It’s a long tradition in Geography," says the Brock Professor in ... Full story -
CCOVI’s 15th annual Lecture Series celebrates 25 years of grape and wine research
The Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute (CCOVI) Lecture Series returns to the virtual stage next week, celebrating its 15th ... Full story -
Info session Thursday for Vancouver Field Course
An upcoming field course in Vancouver aims to immerse Brock students in the geographical concepts they’ve learned about in ... Full story -
Longtime Geography and Tourism Studies staff member retiring this month
There’s no telling who you might find in Virginia Wagg’s office on any given day. Whether it’s ... Full story -
Authors explore contested monuments at workshop led by Brock researcher
In the wake of the murder of George Floyd in the spring of 2020, a global movement led to the toppling ... Full story -
Vibrant green spaces needed in downtown St. Catharines: Brock research
The City of St. Catharines is off to a good start with recent downtown revitalization efforts, but more needs to ... Full story
