Humanities offering wide range of online courses for spring and summer
From the fine and performing arts to philosophy and literature, the Faculty of Humanities is offering a range of online ... Full story
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Brock Media Clips for Friday, April 24
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Niagara volunteers step up to provide ... Full story -
New research centre fosters interdisciplinary approach to arts and culture
A new research centre has been established at Brock University to facilitate co-operative projects in the creative arts. The Research ... Full story -
REDress event remembers missing and murdered Indigenous gender minorities
This Friday, Feb. 14, missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people will be remembered at an event marking REDress ... Full story -
MIWSFPA production explores relationships in today’s connected world
A fourth-year Dramatic Arts class from Brock University’s Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts is putting ... Full story -
Re-imagining power relations in Canadian theatre
Equity, diversity, inclusion. We're hearing these words more and more, as Canadian universities and other institutions strive to address historic, ... Full story -
Art professor’s work chosen for prestigious U.K. exhibition
Nearly 4,000 portraits by more than 1,000 photographers from 70 countries were submitted, but only 55 were chosen for this year’s Taylor Wessing ... 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 -
Niagara Leadership Summit for Women coming to Brock
The YWCA Niagara Region is hosting the Niagara Leadership Summit for Women (NLSW) at Brock University on Saturday, Oct. 26. The ... Full story -
Colourful new mural reflects Brock’s international connections
Before graduating from Brock University next year, Chardon Trimble-Kirk hoped to leave a vibrant mark on campus. And after committing ... Full story
