Articles by author: Sarah Ackles
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When a swimming cap designed for natural Black hair was initially banned at the Tokyo Olympics, Talia Jermyn knew she ... Full story
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IN THE NEWS: Rogers retains NHL broadcast rights, supporting seniors’ caregivers and CKTB Roadshow comes to Brock
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed Rogers’ newly inked broadcast deal, supporting caregivers, Brock's new master's program and Robot ... Full story -
Tariffs could unstitch fast fashion and prompt buy-in for sustainable purchasing, says Brock expert
As Canadians continue swapping American-made goods for local alternatives, Jennifer Ellen (Jenellen) Good says the time may be right for ... Full story -
Experience the Brock difference at Open House, April 6
Brock is gearing up to share all the University has to offer as it welcomes thousands of future Badgers into ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: A place for the Anthropocene, love at the finish line and game-changing sports education
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed giving the Anthropocene another chance at official epoch status, professions of love at ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Lingering lockdown learning deficits, Taylor Swift’s place in history and surging Canadian pride
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the long-standing impacts of the pandemic on learners, a new history course focused ... Full story -
Future Black Leaders Conference to boost student research success
Brock University’s upcoming Future Black Leaders (FBL) Conference is set to be a powerful platform that amplifies Black voices ... Full story -
Pride Week to celebrate Brock’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community
Brock University is gearing up to celebrate and support its vibrant and diverse communities on campus with a range of ... Full story -
‘Elbows up’: Brock experts weigh in as national pride swells
As trade war tensions wax and wane, people north of the 49th parallel aren't meeting U.S. President Donald Trump's ... Full story -
EDI Changemaker drives student success through connection
Racialized students often face unique challenges in post-secondary settings. They may be the first member of their family to attend ... Full story