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If soccer’s superstars seem sluggish during June and July’s FIFA World Cup 2026, it might be because they’re ... Full story
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What fuels aggression in male eastern carpenter bees? Researchers now know
At the first hint of the weather warming, male eastern carpenter bees spring into action. A territorial lot determined to ... Full story -
Disaster simulation readies Nursing students for careers on the front line
As sounds of an explosion rang through the halls of Brock University’s East Academic buildings, Abigale Phillips sprang into ... Full story -
Brock scholarships give boost to 58 Niagara high school students
Looking around a room full of her future Brock University peers, Emma Keltos-Scordino felt an immense sense of pride. The ... Full story -
Federal funding opens new frontiers in technology, chemistry research
There’s an expression Beatrice Ombuki-Berman sometimes uses when she discusses artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms: “technology is never neutral.” This ... Full story -
Brock grad leading the way in Canada’s water conservation efforts
Mark Fisher’s (BSc '96) time at Brock University brought with it a depth of knowledge that has served him ... Full story -
Brock reappoints Lesley Rigg as President and Vice-Chancellor
Brock University has reappointed Dr. Lesley Rigg to a second term as President and Vice-Chancellor. The unanimous decision was made ... Full story -
Grad student makes Brock history after winning provincial 3MT competition
For the second time in as many months, Anna Nickel and her concussion research took first place on the Three ... Full story -
How to grow Canada as a global leader in agricultural AI use
Farms may seem an unlikely setting for a technological revolution, but Charles Conteh believes they may be the next frontier ... Full story -
Brock connects with Burlington community at Bateman opening celebration
Classrooms were bustling. Boomer was roaming. And visitors were learning about the benefits of having Brock University in their community. ... Full story