How has the process for electing a new pope changed over time?
Following the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday, Roman Catholic cardinals will soon meet to begin the process of electing ... Full story
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IN THE NEWS: Vying for the union vote, high-profile hockey trial begins and mapping colonial history
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the bid to earn the union vote, a high-profile trial of former players ... Full story -
OPINION: Jason Hawreliak discusses why movies based on video games often flop
This piece written by Jason Hawreliak, Associate Professor of Game Studies at Brock University, originally appeared in The Conversation. Video ... Full story -
Spring/Summer courses to bring the ancient world to life
Brock’s Spring/Summer courses are set to take students back in time to explore ancient civilizations and mythologies that ... Full story -
Fandom moves closer to mainstream as Minecraft slays at the box office
With A Minecraft Movie already the highest grossing film of 2025 and poised for another big weekend at the box office, ... Full story -
The people have spoken: GAME students return as crowd favourites from video game showcase
Not only do they have the skills, but Brock’s aspiring video game designers also have the fan base. The ... Full story -
Research symposium tackles complexities of being human
From local streetscapes to global stages, Gregory Betts is breaking barriers with his innovative literary writing and creative research on ... Full story -
Recognizing grad student research with reach
From developments in neurodegenerative disease studies to critical explorations of social media’s impact on gender, graduate student research at ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Canada’s federal election, a record-setting MLB deal and the personality traits of middle children
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed Canada's federal election campaign, a record-setting MLB deal, the personality traits of middle ... Full story -
Weaving histories into new creative works
Every time fourth-year Visual Arts (VISA) student Kearah Holmes touches one of the intricate, hand-sewn items made by her great-grandmother, ... Full story
