Brock University Digital Repository
Brock University's Digital Repository is an online archive showcasing and preserving the Brock community's scholarly output as well as items from the Library's Archives & Special Collections. Researchers can disseminate their work by depositing it in this Open Access repository, which provides free, immediate access to users while also allowing Brock scholars to track downloads and views of their scholarship. The Digital Repository is also the home of the Brock University E-Thesis Portal.
For more information, see the repository's policies and procedures.
Communities in Brock University Digital Repository
Select a community to browse its collections.
Recent Submissions
Item type: Item , Access status: Open Access , The Press, Volume 38, Issue 15, November 26, 2002(2002-11-26) Lamers, Matthew H. (Editor); Ricciuto, Laura T. (Managing Editor); Besa (Reena (Senior Staff Writer); Paton, Jared (Senior Staff Writer); McNeil, Calum (News); Kirwin, Susan (News); Dynes, LIam (Culture); Lowry, Travis (Culture); Brown, Alicia (Layout); Kaipainen, Erin (Layout); Dart, Chris (Focus); Evenden, Steve (Sports); Coombs, Alan (Sports); Hryshko, Alex (Photography); Cipryk, Rachel (Photography); Main, Jackson (Marginalia); Pisiak, Mike (Illustrator); Woodward, Paula (Advertising); Walsh, Stephanie (Business)The Press, Volume 38, Issue 15 includes: This week, BUSAC will decide the fate of CFBU Brock Radio; The student council rejects an “inappropriate” and “ludicrous” letter drafted by BUSU executives reprimanding St. Catharines MP Walt Lastewka; An alarming number of universities in Canada and the United States are permitting the free distribution of daily newspapers on campus.Item type: Item , Access status: Open Access , The Press, Volume 38, Issue 14, November 14, 2002(2002-11-19) Lamers, Matthew H. (Editor); Ricciuto, Laura T. (Managing Editor); Besa, Reena (Senior Staff Writer); Paton, Jared (Senior Staff Writer); McNeil, Calum (News); Kirwin, Susan (News); Dynes, Liam (Culture); Lowry, Travis (Culture); Brown, Alicia (Layout); Kaipainen, Erin (Layout); Dart, Chris (Focus); Evenden, Steve (Sports); Coombs, Alan (Sports); Hryshko, Alex (Photography); Cipryk, Rachel (Photography); Main, Jackson (Marginalia); Pisiak, Mike (Illustrator); Woodward, Paula (Advertising); Walsh, Stephanie (Business)The Press, Volume 38, Issue 14 includes: The Brock-based anti-smoking group, Leave the Pack Behind, advocates for the elimination of tobacco advertising on university campuses; After a long and boring BUSAC meeting, CFBU is hopeful they will soon return to the air; The Canadian Islamic Congress (CIC) releases a travel advisory warning Canadian Muslims against crossing the U.S. border; The Kyoto Protocol will succeed; Concordia University attempts to restrict free speech about the Middle East on campus.Item type: Item , Access status: Open Access , The Press, Volume 38, Issue 13, November 12, 2002(2002-11-12) Lamers, Matthew H. (Editor); Ricciuto, Laura T. (Managing Editor); Besa, Reena (Senior Staff Writers); Paton, Jared (Senior Staff Writers); McNeil, Calum (News); Kirwin, Susan (News); Dynes, Liam (Culture); Lowry, Travis (Culture); Brown, Alicia (Layout); Kaipainen, Erin (Layout); Dart, Chris (Focus); Evenden, Steve (Sports); Coombs, Alan (Sports); Hryshko, Alex (Photography); Cipryk, Rachel (Photography); Main, Jackson (Marginalia); Pisiak, Mike (Illustrator); Woodward, Paula (Advertising); Walsh, Stephanie (Business)The Press, Volume 38, Issue 13 includes: The Brock men’s rowing team captures gold in the Canadian University Rowing Championship (CURC); Brock men’s soccer team wins the national championships; BUSU’s renovation plans for the cafeteria and pub are still in question; The editor discusses the new racist American border policies; The Harpweaver reading series welcomes Michelle Berry.Item type: Item , Access status: Open Access , The Press, Volume 38, Issue 12, November 5, 2002(2002-11-05) Lamers, Matthew H. (Editor); Ricciuto, Laura T. (Managing Editor); Besa, Reena (Senior Staff Writer); Paton, Jared (Senior Staff Writer); McNeil, Calum (News); Kirwin, Susan (News); Dynes, Liam (Culture); Lowry, Travis (Culture); Brown, Alicia (Layout); Kaipaien, Erin (Layout); Dart, Chris (Focus); Evenden, Steve (Sports); Coombs, Alan (Sports); Hryshko, Alex (Photography); Cipryk, Rachel (Photography); Main, Jackson (Marginalia); Pisiak, Mike (Illustrator); Woodward, Paula (Advertising); Walsh, Stephanie (Business)The Press, Volume 38, Issue 12 includes: The Brock men’s rowing team are crowned OUA champions; While this year’s orientation week was a “success,” BUSU lost $22,000 from the event; BUSAC votes that it will remain a member of the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA); Students discuss the possibility of decriminalizing marijuana in Canada.Item type: Item , Access status: Open Access , The Press, Volume 38, Issue 11, October 29, 2002(2002-10-29) Lamers, Matthew (Editor); Ricciuto, Laura T. (Managing Editor); Besa, Reena (Senior Staff Writer); Paton, Jared (Senior Staff Writer); McNeil, Calum (News); Kirwin, Susan (News); Dynes, Liam (Culture); Lowry, Travis (Culture); Brown, Alicia (Layout); Kaipainen, Erin (Layout); Dart, Chris (Focus); Evenden, Steve (Sports); Coombs, Alan (Sports); Hryshko, Alex (Photography); Cipryk, Rachel (Photography); Main, Jackson (Marginalia); Pisiak, Mike (Illustrator); Woodward, Paula (Advertising); Walsh, Stephanie (Business)The Press, Volume 38, Issue 11 includes: Former activist Salih Husayn’Abdul-Rahman al-Mu’Addab was imprisoned in 1984 after being accused of taking part in a student demonstration promoting democracy in Libya. He was finally freed from Libya after 18 years; Brock ranks 6th best in country via Globe and Mail online questionnaire; The Kyoto Accord is an environmental proposal that will reduce global pollutant gases.