Horizon scholarship recipients set to break barriers through research

Congratulations to first-year M.A. student, Julia Miller, the sole recipient from the Faculty of Humanities of a 2025-2026 Horizon Graduate Student Scholarship. Born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Julia completed a BA (Honours) in Classics at McMaster University, with a focus on archaeology. She is currently pursuing an MA (thesis stream) in Classics & Archaeology at Brock University. Her research explores ancient athletics, ideals of wellness, and the representation of the human body in classical statuary. Julia has participated in archaeological fieldwork at the Villa di Tito in Rieti, Italy, and brings over four years of professional experience in university recreation, wellness programming, and student leadership.

The Horizon Graduate Scholarships help ensure that Brock University continues to attract dynamic researchers and students from various fields while building a diverse and inclusive university community. Horizon Graduate Scholarships aim to support these emerging leaders pursuing post-secondary education. Click here to learn more about the Brock Horizon Graduate Scholarship and keep an eye out for additional student profiles of awardees in the Brock News.