Politics and Film Series will explore current events with a screening and panel discussion
The Department of Political Science at Brock University is partnering with The Film House to provide an entertaining and educational ... Full story
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International Award for Possibilities recipients join Brock team
Eduardo Retes worked his whole life with the goal of attending university abroad. But, when his home country of Honduras ... Full story -
Memorial award meaningful personally and professionally
A Brock University professor is being recognized for his outstanding contributions to educational psychology with an award in memory of ... Full story -
Brock in the News – August 13-19
Mosquito collection challenging for Zika researchers A dry summer means several challenges for leading Zika experts, including collecting mosquitos for ... Full story -
Brock prof says The Tragically Hip bringing Canada together
The Tragically Hip’s final concert tour has been less emotional than a Brock University pop culture professor expected. Instead, ... Full story -
Brock professor receives world-renowned fellowship
Linguist Tom Farrell's 35 years of work into reflective practice in language teaching is being recognized with a prestigious fellowship. Farrell, ... Full story -
Upcoming Brock-led national fundraising walk to focus on healthy sleep awareness
For those of us who drag through the day bleary-eyed and flat-tailed, Brock University sleep expert Kimberly Cote asks two ... Full story -
Grad student studying how sleep impacts perception with help of NSERC grant
Sleep takes up a lot of Kari Lustig’s life — even when she is awake. The PhD student in Brock’... Full story -
Labour Studies program examines world of work
Brock University’s Labour Studies program is the fastest growing in Canada, tripling in size since 2010. While labour studies is ... Full story -
Brock receives $1.43 million from CIHR for research on adolescent risk-taking behaviours
Many parents of adolescents have shaken their heads in wonder, saying, ‘What were you thinking?’ when confronting their child’s ... Full story
