Thank You for a Wonderful 2025 New Student Welcome
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2025 New Student Welcome and Academic Orientation. It was a great opportunity to connect, explore campus, and start the year together.
Information about the 2026 New Student Welcome and Academic Orientation will be published here in Summer 2026. Please check back closer to the start of the academic year for the full schedule of events and details on how to get involved.
In the meantime, you can explore ways to get connected at Brock through ExperienceBU, find helpful campus resources on the BU4U website, and follow Student Life at Brock on social media for updates and upcoming events.
Other important resources
Discover your library
Learn about our resources and how we can help — the Library is here to support you as you embark upon academic research for the first time.
Hadiya’dagénhahs First Nations, Métis and Inuit Student Centre
Learn more about the supports, services and events available to help Aboriginal students succeed at Brock University.
Black Student Success Centre
The BSSC (Black Student Success Centre) is the academic and personal hub of professional growth and development for all Black students at Brock.
ExperienceBU
Your Brock Experience Starts Here!
Looking to get involved, find events, or join a club? ExperienceBU is your one-stop hub for everything happening on campus. From workshops and volunteer opportunities to student groups and leadership programs – if it’s going on at Brock, it’s on ExperienceBU.
You can:
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Discover upcoming events
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Join clubs and organizations
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Track your involvement
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Complete the Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum (CWC)
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Access resources and programs that match your interests
Just log in with your Brock ID at experiencebu.brocku.ca and start exploring!
Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum
There’s more to learning than lectures and textbooks and that’s where the Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum (CWC) comes in. It’s your go-to guide for getting involved, building your skills, and getting recognized along the way.
The CWC is made up of 10 areas (we call them domains) that reflect the kinds of skills employers look for, like leadership, communication, and teamwork. As you participate in events, programs, and experiences across campus, you’ll check off items and grow both personally and professionally.
Bonus perk: Finish the CWC and you’ll be celebrated at convocation with a Certificate of Engagement and special red cords!
Getting started is easy:
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Log in to ExperienceBU
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Click on the Paths section
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Open the Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum
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Start exploring the activities in each domain