Brock University is closing all student residence buildings.
This means everyone living on campus will have to move out before Thursday March 19th at 6:00 p.m.
Those with "exceptional circumstances" will not be affected. This includes international students who are unable to return home, and have no where else to go.
The university will continue to offer a handful of services with reduced staff starting today;
- Campus Security
- Centre for Pedagogical Innovation
- Facilities Management (maintenance, trades and custodial services)
- Food Services
- Graduate Studies
- Infrastructure Technology Services
- James A. Gibson Library (First floor only)
- Mail Services
- President’s, Vice-President’s and Deans’ Offices
- Registrar’s Office
- Research Enterprise
- Residences
- Student Health Services
The services and departments not listed above will be working off-site.
The university decided to suspend all face-to-face classes and exams last week, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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