Unplugging is the hottest summer trend, says Brock expert
There’s a popular activity making its way onto Canadians’ to-do lists this summer: unplugging outdoors.
In a world saturated ... Full story
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In the news: Meta’s new teen safety tool, PlayStation backlash and Ontario’s U.S. alcohol ban
In recent media appearances, Brock University experts discussed a new Meta safety tool for teens, Sony’s controversial PlayStation plans, ... Full story -
Kinesiology prof honoured for lifetime achievements in teaching and learning
For Maureen Connolly, teaching is more than a practice. It’s a rich source of research that has shaped her ... Full story -
In the News: Rogers’ MLSE takeover, Sony’s controversial PlayStation plans and online gaming regulations
In recent media appearances, Brock University experts discussed Rogers’ move to acquire full ownership of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, ... Full story -
Thesis defences — July 13 to 17
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place between Monday, July 13 and Friday, July 17. Master of Arts in ... Full story -
GRADflix videos translate student research for everyday audiences
From sustainable agriculture to environmental education and student well-being, Brock graduate researchers are demonstrating that complex ideas can be explained ... Full story -
Opinion: Taylor McKee discusses how Trump’s call to FIFA tested the limits of rules‑based order
This piece written by Taylor McKee, Assistant Professor of Sport Management at Brock University, originally appeared in The Conversation. “All ... Full story -
Brain signalling research among projects bolstered by $2.4M in federal funding
Retinoic acid may be a small molecule, but it has mighty impacts. Essential for brain and nervous system development, the ... Full story -
Brock students to ‘Map the System’ at global competition
A team of Brock University students will bring their knowledge of social media’s impact on youth to the international ... Full story -
Dismantling gender barriers for women teaching PE
Gender stereotypes continue to shape how women are perceived as authority figures in physical education (PE) classrooms across Ontario according ... Full story
