Award-winning meteorologist to talk climate change on World Meteorological Day
The slow political response to climate change, scientific messaging about the phenomenon and what the future may hold will be ... Full story
Articles by author: Amanda Bishop
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New Labour Studies course explores country music, class and social change
A new two-week intensive course, “Class, Country Music and Social Change,” will be held for the first time this summer, ... Full story -
Perfectionism and well-being among youth the focus of free public event
The pandemic has inspired many people to take up a new hobby, but for people with perfectionist tendencies, these new ... Full story -
World Hearing Day spotlights one of the fastest growing chronic conditions facing Canadians
Even in high school, Makenna Williams knew she wanted to study hearing in university. Faced with hearing loss herself and ... Full story -
Long-running film festival goes virtual for 2021
The 24-Hour Film Festival, hosted annually by the CPCF Student Society (CPCFSS) in the Department of Communication, Popular Culture and ... Full story -
Brock Labour Studies to welcome Teen Vogue columnist for virtual public event
Journalist and organizer Kim Kelly, best known for her “No Class” column at Teen Vogue, will speak on youth, work ... Full story -
New book examines human rights issues in tourism
After almost a year of travel restrictions and stay-at-home mandates, many Canadians are looking toward a future when they might ... Full story -
Researchers share fruits of Faculty-funded COVID-19 projects
Back in the spring of 2020, as researchers and graduate students had to shutter labs, cancel in-person data collection and reimagine ... Full story -
Memory research shifted online seeks child participants
Around this time last year, Brock's Developing Memory and Cognition Lab regularly echoed with the questions and giggles of very ... Full story -
Top honours from ONTABA for Applied Disability Studies
Three members of Brock’s Department of Applied Disability Studies (ADS) were recently recognized by a provincial organization for their ... Full story
