In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed reform to police watchdog agencies, standing up to bullying, unique adaptions in the genes of Haenyeo divers, the lore driving Leafs fandom, what comes next for Canada’s New Democrats and how Trump could remain in office despite a term limit. A Brock student also discussed his new acting role and coverage of Brock’s upcoming Cuvée Grand Tasting was highlighted in the media.

Head of B.C. police watchdog wants agency to investigate sexual assault allegations: Assistant Professor Danielle McNabb spoke to CBC News and CBC Radio One about the shortcomings of the current system for investigating police misconduct in B.C.

Stepping up to bullies: Professor of Child and Youth Studies Tony Volk spoke to CBC Radio One about how adults can speak to children about bullying and to Medium about whether school uniforms reduce bullying.

The all-female free divers of Jeju Island have a ‘superpower’ in their genes: Professor of Kinesiology Stephen Cheung spoke to National Public Radio about divers found to have genetic adaptations related to cold tolerance and blood pressure.

What unites Maple Leafs fans despite decades of losing?: Associate Professors of Sport Management Craig Hyatt and Olan Scott spoke to the Toronto Sun, Nipawin Journal and Telegraph Journal about the legacy associated with being a Maple Leafs fan.

Rising Toronto star makes his feature film debut in the pop musical ‘Juliet & Romeo’: Max Parker, a third-year Brock student studying at Brock’s Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts, spoke to CHCH News about his role as Benvolio in the new film adaptation of the classic love story.

The New Democrats and the Working-Class Vote: Professor of Labour Studies Larry Savage spoke to The Tyee about the history and future of the New Democratic Party.

What could Trump try to skirt two-term limit?: Associate Professor of Political Science Pascal Lupien spoke to Newstalk 770 CHQR about potential paths to a third term in office for Donald Trump.

Ontario wines set to shine at Cuvée: CCOVI Manager of Professional Studies and Outreach Barb Tatarnic discussed Brock’s upcoming Cuvée Grand Tasting in Wines in Niagara.