Brock experts call for more tech education as provinces eye cellphone, social media bans in schools
Ontario’s push towards a ban on cellphones and social media in schools may be gaining momentum, but Brock University ... Full story
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From Alaska to the Galapagos: Award-winning prof explores human impact on wildlife
Feeding local wildlife might seem harmless, but Kiyoko Gotando’s research shows small everyday actions can have profound ecological impacts. ... Full story -
Award-winning researcher tracks bullies from classrooms to careers
Today’s high school bullies are likely to become tomorrow’s office tyrants, says Tony Volk. That’s the stark ... Full story -
Brock names new AVP, Information Technology Services
Brock University has appointed Anthony Betts as its Associate Vice-President of Information Technology Services (ITS), effective May 25. With more than 25 ... Full story -
Brock team links impacts of age-related body changes to Alzheimer’s
Older adults who lose muscle mass and gain body fat through a condition called sarcopenic obesity could risk developing chronic, ... Full story -
Connecting community action to global priorities key to tackling climate challenges
As the world faces existential environmental challenges, Brock University’s Liette Vasseur says it’s time to think differently and ... Full story -
Lighting the path to a more sustainable Brock
Brock University is flipping the switch on smarter lighting. A sweeping LED lighting upgrade is cutting energy use across the ... Full story -
Brock blooms with return of cherry blossoms
For many in the Brock and wider Niagara communities, the blooming of the University’s cherry blossom trees is a ... Full story -
Mark Carney connects Maj.-Gen. Brock’s past to Canada’s future in public address
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a video address to Canadians on Sunday, April 19, with a key portion of his speech ... Full story -
Researchers make quantum leap to improve cancer care, communications technologies
Driven by the stark reality that two out of every five Canadians are expected to be diagnosed with cancer in ... Full story
