Brock maintains A High credit rating, trends upward
Despite another challenging year for the post-secondary sector, Brock University has improved its trends rating and retained its A High credit rating from the Dominion Bond Rating Service (DBRS)...
View ArticleBrock’s Zone Fitness Centre receives national recognition
Brock University’s Zone Fitness Centre has won a national award for excellence. The 15,500-square-foot facility was recently named the winner of the 2022 National Intramural-Recreational Sports...
View ArticleFollowing the war on social media? Brock expert advises caution
With videos about the supposed killing of Ukrainian soldiers at Snake Island, a young girl standing up to Russian tanks, and a jet on fire going viral on social media, it’s hard to know what to believe...
View ArticleBrock, YWCA working together to improve the lives of Niagara women and families
After years of collaboration, Brock University and the YWCA Niagara Region are moving forward with a common goal: empowering local women and improving the lives of their families. The two organizations...
View ArticleBrock Media Clips for Monday, March 7
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Brock experts discuss various aspects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Associate Professor of History Gregor Kranjc...
View ArticleCampus Security looking for witnesses of on-campus crosswalk incident
Brock’s Campus Security Services is looking to speak with witnesses who may have seen a vehicle strike a pedestrian at the crosswalk in front of Welch Hall just before 8 a.m. on Friday, March 4. The...
View ArticleSeminar to detail how Mitacs can support research, innovation collaborations
Launching a research or innovation project can require a wealth of resources from external support outside the academic realm. It can be challenging to source the right team and supports necessary for...
View ArticleBrock launches second round of Indigenous Research Grant
Brock’s Office of Research Services is now accepting applications for the second round of the University’s Indigenous Research Grant. Launched last year, the grant provides up to $7,500 for two years...
View ArticleBrock experts weigh in on impact of Vladimir Putin’s personality on war
To what extent is the war against Ukraine a reflection of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s personality? A great deal, say Brock University experts Michael Ashton and Tony Volk. “The war is a really...
View ArticleBrock women researchers share perceptions for International Women’s Day
When Brock University faculty member Shawna Chen first began her career as a business researcher, she wanted her work to empower women. As the Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship in Brock’s Goodman...
View ArticleTalk to focus on AI governance of automated decisions
Automated decision-making that utilizes data and algorithms can be a useful tool for both governments and businesses. On Friday, March 11, international scholar Marijn Janssen will discuss how this...
View ArticleBrock faculty encouraged to write for The Conversation Canada
With articles by Brock University researchers and scholars garnering more than 3.1 million reads in The Conversation Canada, a recent workshop aimed to encourage new and returning contributors to the...
View ArticleTwo-day student summit to explore ‘human side’ of leadership
Brock students have the opportunity to explore the concept of leadership alongside their peers later this week. The virtual Brock Student Leadership Summit will focus on the theme of “Leaders who...
View ArticleUkrainian Brock student says country united as war unfolds
Nestor Voronych may be 7,000 kilometres away from his family in Ukraine, but he’s with them and all Ukrainians in spirit. The first-year Brock University Computer Science student moved to Canada in...
View ArticleHow Ukraine’s small missiles help defend against a bigger invader
When Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the world last month, “I need ammunition, not a ride,” the ammo he especially wanted was anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles. Since then, countries...
View ArticleFACULTY FOCUS: How a journey around the world led Tom Farrell to Brock
Note: Faculty Focus is a monthly series that highlights faculty whose compelling passions, innovative ideas and various areas of expertise help weave together the fabric of Brock University’s vibrant...
View ArticleVirtual event to highlight Ukrainian relief organizations
As scenes of devastation from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine fill newsfeeds, many people are wondering what they can do to help. In response to this sentiment, Brock’s Student Life and Success team is...
View ArticleStudent research explores sport in the Middle Ages
From falconry and football to ice skating and tennis, students in Brock’s Medieval and Renaissance Studies have been exploring the history of sport. They’ve taken what they’ve learned and are now...
View ArticleStrengthening our safe work and learning environment — A letter from Interim...
Dear students, staff, faculty members and librarians, At Brock, we can be proud of the diversity of our University community, and of the welcoming home that our campuses provide to individuals from a...
View ArticleCompanies operating in Russia feel the heat to get out, say Brock experts
For companies continuing to do business in Russia, Joachim Scholz offers a key insight: proactive is better than reactive. “Don’t drag your feet,” says the Brock Assistant Professor of Augmented...
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