More than 100 speakers will be attending Brock University for Feminism and Classics VI, a quadrennial international conference that addresses gender roles in the ancient world, taking place May 24 to 27. . . .
Elizabeth Greene gave a number of talks this term about her work with shipwrecks.
Fanny Dolansky presented at the Humanities Research Institute symposium and the annual meeting of the American Philological Association.
The Humanities Research Institute has teamed up with the St. Catharines Public Library to launch a new monthly “Brock Talks” series.
Four Brock faculty members will be honoured on Friday at the Tribute to Teaching: A Celebration of Innovation and Excellence reception.
The Classics department is hosting Christopher Smith, director of the British School at Rome.
Michael Carter has evidence that gladiators aren’t as barbaric as we thought.
Faculty and staff appearances posted on March 17.
Here are some recent publications by Brock faculty and staff.
Lana Radloff’s classics research has taken her to Turkey and Greece.
Student-developed video game named best at industry showcase
University aquatic centre wins provincial lifesaving awards
Brock brief looks at affordability of child care for Niagara families
Learn anywhere with spring term online courses
Brock recognized for United Way fundraising
Student-developed video game heads to industry showcase
Clown doctor in the house this summer at Brock