International Women’s Day: Brock researchers aim to inspire the next generation
Shengrong Bu remembers spending many happy hours in her father’s lab. It was there she discovered her love of ... Full story
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Award recipient empowers future women STEM leaders
Atqiya Fariha, a Master of Public Health student at Brock University, is breaking down barriers by building up opportunities for ... Full story -
Brock to welcome award-winning author Tanya Talaga for day of learning
Brock University will welcome critically acclaimed Anishinaabe author and journalist Tanya Talaga to campus later this month for two events ... Full story -
THEN AND NOW: High-tech learning tools evolve from bare bones
To mark Brock’s 60th anniversary, The Brock News is running a monthly series looking back at the University’s ... Full story -
Wildlife research takes flight in St. Catharines neighbourhood
How do animals adapt to survive in cities? Brock University researchers are hoping a little birdie will tell them. A ... Full story -
GALLERY: Community events share a taste of Black, African culture
From classrooms to kitchens, the Brock community gathered across campus to mark Black History Month/African Heritage Month during dozens ... Full story -
Environmental issues at heart of Spring/Summer courses
With registration for Spring/Summer courses opening later this week, Brock students are invited to consider the many opportunities available ... Full story -
Research explores how prenatal nutrition, metabolic health impact children’s brains
For decades, maternal obesity has been linked to an increased risk for a wide variety of psychiatric disorders in children. ... Full story -
RESEARCH RETROSPECTIVE: Digging into Brock’s deep agricultural roots
This article is part of a monthly series celebrating research breakthroughs and successes at Brock University over the past 60 years. ... Full story -
Kindness can relieve pressure felt by perfectionistic teens: Brock research
Teens who try to project a flawless image of themselves tend to get bullied more often and are less likely ... Full story
