Limited spots available for Brock summer youth camps
Parents seeking last-minute summer care for their children may be in luck.
There are still a few spots remaining in ... Full story
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Classics conference marks 50 years
Chariot races, stage combat and archaeological digs brought hundreds of high school students to Brock University last weekend. The 50th ... Full story -
Need a ‘pawternity’ leave? Brock expert discusses how pets impact work-life balance
Anyone who has introduced a new pet into their household knows how much attention and training it takes to fully ... Full story -
Parents say goodbye to students, who say hello to Brock
The nervousness being felt by Hannah Flewelling was unmistakeable. As she loaded her clothes and school supplies into the back ... Full story -
A Presidential welcome as students flock to Brock
With more than 18,000 students descending on campus this week to begin the new Fall term, Dr. Gervan Fearon prepared his ... Full story -
Brock using Canada’s first ‘wristbot’ in neuromechanics and ergonomics lab
An international partnership has led to Brock becoming the first Canadian institution to use an innovative ‘wristbot’ created abroad in ... Full story -
Researchers tackling allergies and climate change receive CFI funding
It’s the peanut that has Adam MacNeil so concerned. Thinking back to his schoolyard days, the assistant professor in ... Full story -
Brock neuroscientist studying early autism detection in the brain
Neuroscientist Sid Segalowitz is on a mission to determine how early the development of autism can be detected in a ... Full story -
Refugee experience inspires Brock researcher’s work
When Snezana Ratkovic moved to Canada, she had to begin from scratch. She didn’t speak the language. Didn’t ... Full story -
Brock’s unsung Master of Glass
When John VanDenhoff retired as Brock’s longtime glassblower in 2006, he passed the torch — both literally and figuratively — to his ... Full story
