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.

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Adams, Butler, and Hill Family Fonds, 1843-2003 [non-inclusive]
(2026-01-14) Williams, Edie
The textual records and keepsakes of the Adams, Butler, Hill and Johnson families in the Oakville area. The bulk of the material contains photographs, scrapbooks and account books detailing the lives of culturally significant Black families formerly from Maryland.
Access status: Open Access ,
The Press, Volume 40, Issue 29, April 5, 2005
(2005-04-05) Dart, Chris (Editor); Matheusik, Danielle (Internal News Editor); Thomas, Vivian (External News Editor); Kaminski, Courtney (News Assistant); Bronsteter, Aaron (Marginalia Editor); Lowry, Travis (Focus Editor); Klement, Jessica (Culture Editor); Depalma, Kristen (Culture Assistant); Terpstra, Rob (Sports Editor); McLeod, Sarah (Sports Assistant); Maher, Beth (Illustrator); Lambert, Christine (Layout Editor); Murray, Sarah (Layout Assistant); Dynes, LIam (Chief Photographer); Friesen, Katie (Assistant Photographer); Evenden, Steve (Managing Editor); Woodward, Paula (Advertising Director); Bradley, Brian (Senior Staff Writer); Habbourn, Richard (Staff Writer); Hillier, Kayla (Staff Writer); Siklosi, Kate (Staff Writer)
The Press, Volume 40, Issue 29 includes: In a shake-up turn of events, Bryan Hicks is voted in as BUSU President over Nick Brown; The Brock Board of Trustees approves hikes to residence and meal plan fees, with a significant adjustment made to Quarry View contracts; The Brock food task committee finds that students, faculty, and staff want a change to the food services on campus; Merilyn Simonds speaks at the final Harpweaver Reading of the year.
Access status: Open Access ,
The Press, Volume 40, Issue 27, March 30, 2005
(2005-03-30) Dart, Chris (Editor); Matheusik, Danielle, (Internal News Editor); Thomas, Vivian (External News Editor); Kaminski, Courtney (News Assistant); Singha, Shaan (Acting Marginalia Editor); Lowry, Travis (Focus Editor); Klement, Jessica (Culture Editor); Depalma, Kristen (Culture Assistant); Terpstra, Rob (Sports Editor); McLeod, Sarah (Sports Assistant); Maher, Beth (Illustrator); Lambert, Christine (Layout Editor); Murray, Sarah (Layout Assistant); Dynes, Liam (Chief Photographer); Friesen, Katie (Assistant Photographer); Evenden, Steve (Managing Editor); Woodward, Paula (Advertising Director); Bradley, Brian (Senior Staff Writer); Hebbourn, Richard (Staff Writer); Hillier, Kayla (Staff Writer); Siklosi, Kate (Staff Writer)
The Press, Volume 40, Issue 27 includes: Polling for the BUSU election begins, the first for BUSAC but the second for BUSU President after President-elect Nick Brown resigned in light of controversy regarding governance of his actions; The Brock University Senate withdraws a motion to return to a 12-week semester.
Access status: Open Access ,
The Press, Volume 40, Issue 26, March 22, 2005
(2005-03-22) Dart, Chris (Editor); Matheusik, Danielle (Internal News Editor); Thomas, Vivian (External News Editor); Kaminski, Courtney (News Assistant); Bronsteter, Aaron (Marginalia Editor); Lowry, Travis (Focus Editor); Klement, Jessica (Culture Editor); Depalma, Kristen (Culture Assistant); Terpstra, Rob (Sports Editor); McLeod, Sarah (Sports Assistant); Maher, Beth (Illustrator); Lambert, Christine (Layout Editor); Murray, Sarah (Layout Assistant); Dynes, Liam (Chief Photographer); Friesen, Katie (Assistant Photographer); Evenden, Steve (Managing Editor); Woodward, Paula (Advertising Director); Bradley, Brian (Senior Staff Writer); Armstrong, Amy (Staff Writer); Hillier, Kayla (Staff Writer); Maracle, Wray (Staff Writer); Siklosi, Kate (Staff Writer)
The Press, Volume 40, Issue 26 includes: The BUSU presidential election will run again; Brock receives $65,023 from Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) to support Deborah O’Leary’s research; Port Colbourne plans to be the home of a future energy park in 2006 or 2007; Dave Weatherall reflects on his eight-day trek through Israel as part of the United Israel Appeal of Canada’s program designed to help non-Jewish students better understand the conflict.
Access status: Open Access ,
The Press, Volume 40, Issue 25, March 15, 2005
(2005-03-15) Dart, Chris (Editor); Matheusik, Danielle (Internal News Editor); Thomas, Vivian (External News Editor); Kaminski, Courtney (News Assistant); Singha, Shaan (Marginalia Editor); Lowry, Travis (Focus Editor); Klement, Jessica (Culture Editor); Depalma, Kristen (Culture Assistant); Terpstra, Rob (Sports Editor); McLeod, Sarah (Sports Assistant); Maher, Beth (Illustrator); Lambert, Christine (Layout Editor); Murray, Sarah (Layout Assistant); Dynes, Liam (Chief Photographer); Friesen, Katie (Assistant Photographer); Evenden, Steve (Managing Editor); Woodward, Paula (Advertising Director); Bradley, Brian (Senior Staff Writer); Hebbourn, Richard (Staff Writer); Hearn, Jes (Staff Writer); Hillier, Kayla (Staff Writer); Maracle, Wray (Staff Writer); Nettleton, Megan (Staff Writer)
The Press, Volume 40, Issue 25 includes: BUSU presidential candidate Nick Brown resigns from his position, leaving it to go to re-election; Brock University dramatic arts student Mike Holmes passes away due to a tragic accident; Brock students Stephanie Data and Wayne Corlis are awarded the Peter Harris Memorial Scholarship for fine arts; A Brock Business Students’ Association (BSA) meeting is cancelled less than 24 hours before start time due to being in violation of the school’s alcohol policy.