Adding femicide to Canada’s Criminal Code first step in long road, says Brock prof
Including femicide in the Criminal Code of Canada is a needed move, but one that must be backed by an ... Full story
Articles by author: Alison Innes
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New prof’s research takes on video game monsters
Sarah Stang hopes to use her new role as Assistant Professor with Brock University’s Centre for Digital Humanities (CDH) ... Full story -
Brock students, volunteers uncovering St. Catharines’ maritime past at local dig
New discoveries are already being made at the historic Shickluna Shipyard in downtown St. Catharines — and volunteers are being invited ... Full story -
Brock prof’s new books explore alcohol’s role in shaping Canada
Liquor has played a fundamental part in shaping the nation of Canada, from the local to the national level, says ... Full story -
Public talk to provide South Asian perspective on trucking industry
The Freedom Convoy protests that began this year in response to vaccination requirements have catapulted the trucking industry into the ... Full story -
Brock prof’s new book tackles hacking in humanities
Modern technology — think smartphones, social media, augmented reality, voice-activated assistants and Bitcoin — was once the realm of science fiction novels. ... Full story -
English prof recognized for contributions to Milton scholarship
Brock University English Language and Literature Professor Elizabeth Sauer has been named the 2023 Honored Scholar by the Milton Society of ... Full story -
English grad’s website aims to ease new Brock students into Niagara life
Having struggled herself upon arriving in Niagara, Kassie Galaski (BA ’22) has set out to make the transition to life in ... Full story -
New strategy needed for pro-choice Americans following Roe v Wade decision: Brock expert
The United States Supreme Court decision Friday overturning Roe v Wade rests on the assumption that women's lives are subject ... Full story -
Video helps award-winning prof to share work worldwide
It was a conversation around the family dinner table that gave Andrew McDonald the idea to share his research through ... Full story
