Photo Credit: City of St. Catharines The City of St. Catharines is looking to the public to once again assist in its annual Tree of Little Angels campaign by donating a gift for a child. Having run for 23 years, the campaign sees trees set up across the city...
Brock students will have the opportunity to virtually attend Badgers for Change, a webinar focused on creating a socially conscious campus that will feature guest speaker JR LaRose. Part of the university experience involves interacting with new people from...
The Niagara Grape and Wine Festival is partnering with the St. Catharines Downtown Association and the City of St. Catharines to bring a new, pandemic-appropriate festival experience to St. Paul Street. Though the festival looks a little different this year,...
Like many other events that have taken place over the past year, this year’s Ovarian Cancer Walk of Hope will be a virtual event. The annual Walk of Hope will take place this Sunday, September 13. But this year it will look a lot different for participants. ...
Every four years it seems that we all become political experts, oftentimes through some last minute cramming, for whatever election is going on at the time. What’s always interested me however, is where does all of this political engagement, energy and passion go...
Post-secondary education is a student’s first real taste of freedom. However, that freedom is uncharted territory which can potentially result in vulnerable and even dangerous situations in the lives of students. Ultimately, sexual violence and assault are significant...
Dylan Bye: News Editor The hardest part about being back to school for my fourth year is that it’s my fourth year. Some people are able to attend classes for much longer than my single bachelor degree, but for whatever reason I find myself knee-deep in the fatigue....
Dylan Bye: News Editor I decided to join The Brock Press on the snow day of last year. I had always wanted to join, but I wasn’t really aware of any way to get into the group, or when applications were being held. I decided to submit my application, because I thought:...
Photo Credit: Zach Kadolph via Unsplash As we near the midway point of the online semester, we have all settled into our routine (or started to stress about the lack thereof). I, for one, am sick of looking at my laptop screen, working on my Sakai courses and sitting...
Our protagonist’s narration in I Am Not Okay With This begins with the war cry of thousands of young girls coming into their awkward adolescence before her — “dear diary” — and while she proceeds to rattle off sardonic monologues of crushes and pep rallies, the...
