Brock expands partnership with Niagara Workforce Planning Board
Brock University made its long-time collaboration with the Niagara Workforce Planning Board (NWPB) official by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (... Full story
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With the right messaging, youth will eat lab-grown meat, says Brock research
A new Brock University study has shown that youth looking for alternatives to traditional meat will consider ‘cultured meat’ with ... Full story -
Brock’s NCO director awarded funding to study agribusiness
In Charles Conteh’s vision of Niagara, the region’s agriculture industry has launched into the world of automation and ... Full story -
Incoming and returning Badgers reminded to be good neighbours
While this year’s Fall Term at Brock will be unlike any other in the University’s history, the annual ... Full story -
Brock Choir sings new tune for virtual 2020-21 season
Choir at Brock University will look a little different this fall by moving to a virtual rehearsal format. “Given the ... Full story -
Brock ready to kick-off first-ever Virtual Welcome Week
Brock University is ready to welcome thousands of new students with its annual Welcome Week in an innovative and virtual ... Full story -
Niagara Community Observatory finds women under-represented in Niagara politics
Women in Niagara are not equitably represented on elected local councils, new research from Brock University has found. And while ... Full story -
Pro athlete strikes show complexities between sport and labour movement
Last week’s strike action by professional athletes to protest police violence and anti-Black racism yielded decisive results, with the ... Full story -
Brock researchers predict steep decline in tropical fisheries due to climate change
Within 30 years, tropical fisheries — on which some 1.9 billion people depend on their food and livelihood — may see a decline of 40 ... Full story -
Brock expert reflects on responding to policy challenges amid COVID-19 pandemic
From the moment the global pandemic shut down communities across Canada, Kate Bezanson could anticipate the severe effects the closures ... Full story
