Create your own video game at Halloween-themed game jam
Experienced developers and first-timers alike are invited to try their hand at video game creation during an upcoming Halloween-themed event.
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Brock planning safe, responsible Halloween celebrations
Spooky season has arrived, and while many are getting ready to hand out treats to visiting goblins and ghosts, Brock ... Full story -
Brock research exploring therapy to improve hand function in MS patients
Can a humble-looking robot that resembles a joystick increase hand function and strength in people living with multiple sclerosis (MS)? ... Full story -
Brock experts encourage increased uptake in COVID, flu vaccines this fall
With flu season underway and COVID-19 continuing to evolve, there’s a need for action — both on the part of ... Full story -
Indigenous research workshops offered as part of Building Better Research series
An important step in Lyn Trudeau’s research investigating the impacts of residential schools on Indigenous communities was sipping a ... Full story -
Student, employee makers wanted for Brock LINC Holiday Market
The Brock LINC is planning its inaugural holiday market, and is calling all student, staff and faculty makers to apply ... Full story -
Learn about issues of migration, mobility at upcoming public symposium
Researchers from across Brock University will share insights on migration, immigration, movement and the mobility of people, things and ideas ... Full story -
Brock alumna among Canada’s ‘5 to Watch’ in sport industry
When Erin Mathany (BSM ’05) was a student in Brock University’s Sport Management program, the sport industry was dominated by ... Full story -
Award-winning Swiss author to explore writing for film during public talks
Award-winning Swiss author Fabio Andina, whose books have been published in multiple languages, will speak about his writing process and ... Full story -
GALLERY: Paralympian urges Brock grads to speak up against acts of hate, discrimination
There are many moments in Elisabeth Walker-Young’s (BPhEd ’02) life when she wishes she had spoken up. Once, in the ... Full story
