National research aims to boost physical activity among newcomer children
Children and youth who are new to Canada are at greater risk of being physically inactive compared to their Canadian-born ... Full story
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Distinguished Prof a champion for youth health
Brock University’s Distinguished Professor designation is a lifetime appointment recognizing outstanding achievement in each recipient’s academic discipline. This ... Full story -
Ontario wetland research among Brock projects given NSERC boost
Wetlands save the economy billions of dollars by controlling floods, improving water quality and storing carbon that would otherwise go ... Full story -
Research into police oversight agencies part of Brock’s $7M in SSHRC grants
One of the most common crimes civilian police oversight agencies investigate is sexual assault committed by police officers — a “profoundly ... Full story -
Employee parking permits on sale Tuesday
Staff and faculty parking permits for the 2025-26 academic year go on sale Tuesday, July 8 at 10 a.m. through the ... Full story -
Co-op helps Computer Science grad crack code to career success
Walking out of his final university exam last December was a bittersweet moment for recent Computer Science graduate Kelvin Odinamadu (... Full story -
Therapy dog videos shown to press ‘paws’ on stress: Brock co-led research
Watching a therapy dog video for as little as five minutes can significantly reduce stress, according to a study co-led ... Full story -
Brock research aims to keep communities safe as tick populations rise across Ontario
Brock research aims to keep communities safe as tick populations rise across Ontario July 2, 2025 Brock research aims to keep communities ... Full story -
Indigenous Leader finds strength in community, collaboration
Sitting at her computer in June 2021, Fallon Farinacci nearly backed out of launching a GoFundMe campaign, consumed by the thought ... Full story -
Indigenous Education grad driven to empower youth in northern Ontario
In her classroom in North Caribou Lake First Nation, Sarah Hawley (BEd '18) works to ensure every student knows that ... Full story
