Brock researcher studies desert algae to discover how plants can survive drought
The desert has long been that lonely, barren place where prophets of old have sought answers to life’s most ... Full story
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Pokémon Go raises some privacy concerns; Brock experts warn
The dreams of 90s kids everywhere are coming true. People all over the world are downloading the mobile app Poké... Full story -
Brock research team studies the evolution of circus performers
Flying trapeze artists, elephants standing on one foot while balancing a ball, jugglers, sword swallowers, bearded ladies: these are among ... Full story -
Brock student wins national labour studies award for the second year in a row
Lauren Serianni's research into barriers women face in obtaining leadership roles in unions has earned her the Canadian Association for ... Full story -
Supercourses offer students flexibility without compromising on knowledge retention
Zanab Jafry Shah accelerated towards her degree this spring, completing three supercourses in three weeks. “You live it, you breathe ... Full story -
Brock experts explore issues around recent police shootings in the US
Police shootings in the United States this week have re-ignited public outrage over racialized violence. Following the killing of two ... Full story -
At ESL Carnival, the global language was fun
Teaching and learning English is an important and demanding activity at Brock. Each year, some 700 people from around the world ... Full story -
A healthy vision for parks and people: An Ontario rock climbing success story
For alumnus Adam Reeve (BRLS ‘96), recreation is the opportunity to turn spectators of the environment into activists through activity. Inspired ... Full story -
Brock names new Director for revamped student services model
Brock has selected an experienced social policy professional to become the inaugural Director for the University’s new Student Wellness ... Full story -
Malisa Kurtz first grad of Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD
Malisa Kurtz’s study of science fiction stretches beyond looking at a genre of books and film. She’s interested ... Full story
