Another Move-In Day at Brock is in the books
Thousands of students arrived at Brock University for Move- In Day and it went off without a hitch.
The university says they came from places like Thunder Bay, Winnipeg and Ottawa in everything from compact cars to extended cab cargo vans.
"Like clockwork, a team of student volunteers unloaded the vehicles and moved the cargo into a room in one of Brock’s eight residences."
Brock says Move-In Day has been refined over the decades and "has become a well-oiled machine."
Director of Residences Jamie Fleming, overseeing his 38th Move-In Day, says the operation went exactly according to plan
Move-In Day was the opening event of Welcome Week at Brock, which includes dozens of events and orientation sessions on campus.
First day of classes will be held Wednesday
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