It’s not often people find themselves in a room full of angels, especially while they’re still on earth. But for Drew Marquardt, a recent weekend in Toronto gave him a front-row glimpse into another dimension: business heaven.
Brock’s graduate students are, in the words of University President Jack Lightstone, part of the driving force of the renewal of knowledge. . . .
Twenty-five of Niagara’s brightest high school students spent a semester working with Brock mentors.
Thesis defences posted on Feb. 1.
It was one of the biggest advancements in physics in years, and Brock was a part of it.
The faculty and staff members contributed through the annual Family Campaign, which runs until Oct. 7.
Brock will honour six faculty members for their exceptional contributions to teaching.
David Grimes has been named the head of the World Meteorological Organization.
Delegates at this week’s Leading Edge conference will explore environmental issues from inside the woods, not just from the conference rooms.
The province has awarded $727,012 to support five Brock research projects to do with aging, human health and materials science.
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