Students brighten spotlight on Niagara through Wikipedia
Wikipedia’s Niagara-focused content got a welcome refresh during a recent Wikipedia Edit-a-thon hosted by the Brock University Library and ... Full story
Articles by author: Amanda Bishop
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How historical broadcast data is shedding light on TV’s political impact
As Ontarians prepare to head to the polls for a municipal election, a Brock economist is sharing insights into how ... Full story -
Psychology grad strives to combat stigma around mental health and addiction
Creating progressive social change has long been a driving force behind Hamnah Shahid's (MA ’22, PhD ’26) research. Crossing the stage during ... Full story -
Augmented reality research brings climate futures to life
Visitors to St. Catharines’ Lakeside Park are getting a glimpse of possible climate futures thanks to the fieldwork of Julia ... Full story -
Public event aims to inform Niagara voters ahead of fall election
As Niagara residents prepare to head to the polls for municipal elections on Monday, Oct. 26, Brock University experts are hosting ... Full story -
Incivility, bullying expert recognized for extensive research contributions
Natalie Spadafora (BA/BEd ’13, MA ’15, PhD ’21) says she only became an award-winning researcher because she wanted to “keep the door ... Full story -
Brock mourns the passing of Critical Sociology master’s student
The Brock community is mourning the loss of Brianne Formoso (BA ’24), a master’s student in the Critical Sociology program ... Full story -
How to spot and stop bullying this back-to-school season
A new school year is nearing, and with it comes a timely opportunity for parents and educators to address bullying ... Full story -
Sustainability ideas brewing at Science on Tap
Community members are invited to satisfy their curiosity — and their thirst — at a new event series aimed at sparking conversations ... Full story -
Take a deep dive into contemporary water sustainability this fall
From the impacts of climate change on wastewater treatment to the growing corporate demands for water resources, fourth-year students have ... Full story
