An event teaching acceptance and inclusivity to children took an unexpected turn when a small group of protesters stormed into the St. Catharines Public Library, unleashing a torrent of hateful rhetoric.
A big part of most students’ post-secondary experience is not limited to the bounds of lecture rooms. For many, acquiring hands-on job experience is not only needed to further career prospects but also for economic independence. For that reason, students need to know the available opportunities that exist on campus to gain valuable job experience while contributing to the community at large at Brock.
Canada has placed a cap on the number of international student visas provided annually, and interested parties are divided on whether or not this is the right move.
As February approaches, the chance for undergraduate students to get involved in student governance becomes accessible to all through the 2024 February BUSU Elections.
The winter holidays are fast approaching. This often entails hours of thought put into possible gifts for loved ones. Sure, everyone knows that the meaning behind the holidays transcends past gift giving, but it is often a great way to remind loved ones of the connections we share.
On Dec. 8 and 9, the Department of Dramatic Arts (DART) will host progress showings of Patchwork Productions’ original show “All That Makes Us” at the Marilyn I. Walker Theatre.
Brock Relay for Life (BRL) has been raising money to combat cancer for 14 years, and students can help contribute to the fight at this week’s upcoming events.
A Chabad at Brock spokesperson involved in the creation of an antisemitism workshop presentation in collaboration with Brock Human Rights and Equity (HRE) has confirmed their deliberate use of a propagandistic front-page story image from conservative tabloid newspaper the New York Post. Arab, Palestinian and Muslim students present at the presentation allege that the anti-Palestinian and Islamophobic rhetoric around the image was carried over in responses directed at them.
The FBI is investigating an incident that occurred on Wednesday, Nov. 22, where a vehicle heading toward Canada from the US crashed and exploded on the Rainbow Bridge.
For many, the winter season is hard on the body and spirit. The weather becomes harsher as the days pass by, the sun goes down mindbogglingly early and final examinations are quickly due.
AI Day provided an opportunity for students, faculty and community members to come together and discuss the latest innovations in artificial intelligence.
A non-binding motion proposed by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre to extend carbon tax pauses for home heating oil captured NDP support, but ultimately failed to pass.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Nov. 2nd to revoke Russia’s ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test Ban Treaty (CTBT). Behind the Kremlin’s rationale for de-ratification is a desire to mirror the United States’ status as a signatory and not a ratifier of the CTBT.
The Brock Westmarches Club brings together storytelling, improv, worldbuilding, character creation and more in the role-playing fantasy game Dungeons & Dragons.