Join us this Sat, June 4 at 10:00am for the next installment of our Victory Garden Speaker Series. Brock History Dept professor Dr Elizabeth Vlossak will be sharing her experiences teaching historical gardening. Admission is free, please register here: thebrownhomestead.ca/victory-garden

On July 7, 14, and 21 join guest lecturers, virtually, discussing #MasculinityAndTheWarof1812. Breadman, Carter, and Fowler build upon theories of gender to examine the War of 1812 through the lens of masculinity. Click here to register: rb.gy/wjqfmm

A new colleague wanted for warlux_c2dh in #Luxembourg at C2DH_LU Postdoc position in Digital and/or Contemporary History recruitment.uni.lu/en/details.htm…

Join us on September 21 at 12:00pm as the Indigenous Legal Orders Institute Windsor Law welcomes PhD Candidate Joshua Manitowabi (@SeeingSpirit) to present his research on the Detroit Wampum Belt of 1760. Register: uwindsor.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_55…

Event Reminder: TOMORROW‼️ If you are interested in pursuing an MA in English and would like to learn about funding to help with your MA studies, please join us tomorrow, Oct 18th, 11-12 at GLNA 146. #BrockuEnglish Brock Humanities

Don't forget to register for this month's #BrockTalks on Oct. 24 featuring @brockucdh prof Sarah Stang on "Wicked Witches, Hideous Harpies & Seductive Sirens: Women in Video Games." #BrockU experiencebu.brocku.ca/event/215479

our #warlux conference is approaching: And we are happy to welcome for the 2nd keynote Dr Elizabeth Vlossak "'Forced conscripts' in history and memory" 27/10/2022 online and on-site c2dh.uni.lu/events/impact-…

Sir Richard J. Evans, a renowned scholar and historian of modern Germany, will share his insightful analysis into conspiracy theories and “alternative facts” with the Brock and wider Niagara community Thursday, Nov. 3. #BrockU brocku.ca/brock-news/202…

Have you bought your ticket for the '72 Summit Series 50th Anniversary Event? This event is open to everyone; bring your friends and family along. Do not miss revisiting the ‘72 Summit Series like you’ve never seen it before! Secure your ticket here: ow.ly/fIWg50LAg9I

Two new fellowships have been announced for qualified MA students in History working on Indigenous health. Learn more: brocku.ca/brock-news/202… #BrockU

This is an extraordinary collection of sounds - from buzzing modems to melting glacier ice - to draw attention to disappearing soundscapes and the loss of our collective cultural heritage. citiesandmemory.com/obsolete-sound…

Work at the library this summer! We have tons of opportunities for students to have the best summer ever at the Library. Apply now: myscpl.ca/jobs All student jobs are temporary full-time and are conditional on grant funding approval. #summerjobs #libraryjobs #myscpl

Three community members have come together with the hope to honour Niagara's Black history and pay tribute to the men and women who resisted colonial oppression. Register now: eventbrite.com/e/507648318787 #MySCPL #StCatharines #SCPL #Library #OurHomeSTC

On Tuesday, Feb. 28, Professor Lissa Paul, PhD candidate Hyacinth Campbell and artist Quentin VerCetty will speak about their efforts to memorialize individuals buried in Niagara-on-the-Lake’s historic Niagara Baptist Church Burial Ground. #BrockTalks brocku.ca/brock-news/202…

If you've ever felt lost in Mackenzie Chown Complex, this is the podcast episode for you! Researcher Lesley Bell talks to us about architect Raymond Moriyama and artist Michael Snow's 1972-1973 collaboration at #BrockU. foreword.podbean.com/e/s4e09-gettin…

Our very own Professor Lissa Paul is now a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada in the Academy of Arts and Humanities. Congratulations on this most prestigious honour! Read the full press release here: rsc-src.ca/en/news/press-… Brock Humanities Brock English Dept

Public talk to focus on resistance in Nazi Germany | brocku.ca/brock-news/202… #brocku

Next week I'll be giving a presentation on my research! Register at gisdays-westernu.hub.arcgis.com

Taylor Swift is ready for her history to be rewritten theconversation.com/taylor-swift-i…