Brock students challenged to take sustainable actions this week
Brock University is hosting a sustainability challenge to support Earth Hour and increase sustainability awareness on campus. Held this year on Saturday, March 26 from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m., Earth Hour is...
View ArticleBrock women’s hockey clinches first provincial championship
The Brock women’s hockey team made history on Saturday, March 19. The Badgers captured their first provincial championship banner since the program began in 2000. Brock edged the Nipissing Lakers 2-1...
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Quigley crown: Brock women’s volleyball wins OUA title at home
For the first time in program history, the Brock Badgers women’s volleyball team holds the title of provincial champions. The No. 2 Badgers defeated the No. 3 Toronto Varsity Blues 3-1 (25-15, 25-17,...
View ArticleProvincial regulations mandating capacity limits, active screening have ended
Capacity limits and active screening requirements at Brock University campuses have now ended as a result of changes to provincial regulations that took effect earlier this month. As previously...
View ArticleInspirational effects of sports events on spectators subject of guest lecture
When the pandemic cancelled major sports events, industry professionals had an opportunity to reflect on how spectators respond to these events and why. One of these audience responses is a phenomenon...
View ArticleBrock community asked to be cautious of cyberattacks as geopolitical tensions...
Brock University is urging students and employees to be cautious while engaging with technology and to take preventative measures against cyberattacks. The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine has led...
View ArticleSpace still available for event on quality improvement in health care
Lessons learned in the health-care system during COVID-19 will be at the centre of a student-led Brock event taking place this weekend. Hosted both in person and virtually, the 2022 Exploring...
View ArticlePublic workshops to detail equity, diversity and inclusion best practices
Students, staff and faculty from Brock and members of the broader Niagara community are invited to register for an upcoming series of workshops focused on helping organizations build more diverse,...
View ArticleBrock English prof wins B.C. book prize
It was a decade in the making, but Gregory Betts’ latest book is an award winner. The Professor with Brock University’s Department of English Language and Literature has won the 2022 Basil...
View ArticleBrock community to learn, celebrate together during Pride Week
Brock’s annual Pride Week festivities are set to kick off Friday, March 25 with a mixture of online and in-person events. The seven-day celebration, which runs until Thursday, March 31, offers a chance...
View ArticleUnforgettable sports season playing out for Brock Badgers
It’s a good year to be a Brock Badger. Brock University student-athletes have emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic with an unprecedented surge of success on the field, court and ice since having the...
View ArticleBrock experts talk techniques for supporting Ukrainian refugees in schools
More than three million refugees have fled Ukraine since Russia’s invasion last month. Some will find a new home in Canada, settling into new communities, workplaces and schools. Brock experts say the...
View ArticleCommunity invited to virtual discussion on sustainable business practices
An online community event hosted by Brock University next week aims to start a conversation with Niagara organizations on sustainable business practices. Business Matters: Operating in a Changing...
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Collaborative efforts highlighted in co-op, experiential learning awards
A group of Brock students who came together with the goal of creating equitable change in health care is among those being honoured by the University’s Co-op, Career and Experiential Education (CCEE)...
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Visual Arts prof commissioned for New York Times Magazine
When artist and Brock University Professor Amy Friend was contacted by the deputy art director for The New York Times Magazine inviting her to collaborate on an article, she was immediately intrigued....
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Brock PhD candidate is Badgers’ stop doc
In the long and storied career of Brock Badgers women’s hockey head coach Margot Page, she can never remember having a player on the roster who was balancing playing hockey with the academic challenge...
View ArticleBarry Wright named Interim Dean of Goodman School of Business effective July 1
Following consultation with faculty members in the Goodman School of Business and with the University Senate, Interim President and Provost and Vice-President, Academic Lynn Wells has appointed...
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Brock researchers partner with community groups to evaluate Snow Buddies program
There’s nobody like a Snow Buddy. The volunteers who shovel seniors’ driveways and walkways during Niagara’s winters through the Community Support Services of Niagara (CSSN) Snow Buddies program are at...
View ArticleSpring Convocation to be held in person
Brock University is planning to hold in-person Convocation ceremonies for the approximately 3,500 graduands who will be part of the Class of 2022 this spring. The celebration will be the first to be...
View ArticleCommunity engagement, knowledge mobilization focus of Building Better...
The final offerings of the 2021-22 Building Better Research series will discuss community engagement in research and knowledge mobilization. Offered jointly by the Brock University Library and the...
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