In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the health impacts of extreme heat on children in the classroom, a pilot program to allow alcohol consumption in Kitchener’s public parks, the affordability of off-campus housing and the appointment of Brock’s new women’s basketball coach.

Extreme heat is a global killer — and worse for our health than previously thought, new research shows: Professor of Kinesiology Toby Mündel spoke to CBC News about the need for more research into the way the female body handles extreme heat. He also spoke to CBC’s Just Asking with Saroja Coelho, where he answered the public’s questions about dealing with extreme heat, including how to keep children safe both in the classroom and at home.

Kitchener council defers decision to allow alcohol in city parks: Professor of Health Sciences Dan Malleck was featured in an interview on CTV News about a pilot program that would allow alcohol consumption in city parks in Kitchener.

How off-campus student housing stacks up against city-wide rentals across Canada: An article in The Globe and Mail highlighted that rental properties near Brock University were among the most affordable off-campus housing options for incoming students across Canada.

National and collegiate success drives new women’s basketball coach: Shae Dheensaw’s appointment as the new head coach of Brock’s women’s basketball team was featured in an article on BVM Sports.