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Could it be that COVID-19 restrictions “detrained” elite athletes, resulting in higher incidence of injury after the return to large-scale ... Full story
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Andrew Jackson fonds a trove of Canadian labour history
Brock’s Archives and Special Collections is now home to the papers of Andrew Jackson, former Chief Economist and Director ... Full story -
Visual Arts Department creates perfect pairing with local winery, gallery
A new partnership between Brock’s Department of Visual Arts and 13th Street Winery and Gallery is creating new scholarship ... Full story -
Students encouraged to participate in Maclean’s survey
Maclean’s magazine is once again inviting Canadian university students to participate in an online survey that collects opinions and ... Full story -
Political science students, profs connect at virtual coffeehouse
Brock Political Science students are connecting with their professors in a brand new way this semester. The inaugural POLI 101 Coffeehouse ... Full story -
Brock summer camps to return with range of options
From the basketball courts to the science labs, Brock University will be bustling with campers once again this summer. After ... Full story -
Free mental health training available to Brock employees
A training program focused on mental health in the workplace is available to all Brock employees free of charge. Developed ... Full story -
Participants sought for SAHP review consultation sessions
With the review of Brock’s Sexual Assault and Harassment Policy (SAHP) underway, the University is seeking feedback on the ... Full story -
Career fair to showcase post-secondary options for Indigenous high schoolers
Hundreds of self-identified Indigenous high school students will come together next week to explore post-secondary education options in Niagara. Co-hosted ... Full story -
How Badgers alumni laid the foundation for Brock Sports success
Before taking to the ice to open the U SPORTS Women’s Hockey Championship in Charlottetown, P.E.I., Friday, ... Full story