Early success sets stage for DART grad’s bright future
Brock graduate Jasmine Case (BA ’20) is making waves in the Canadian theatre scene by bringing stories of diversity to life ... Full story
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Heat exhaustion more likely to strike Olympic athletes who use nicotine, says Brock expert
Olympic athletes with a nicotine habit, beware. New Brock-led research has found nicotine consumption — whether smoking, chewing, vaping or even ... Full story -
Gerontology students reimagining aging through community learning opportunities
The benefits of practicums for both students and employers were the focus of an event this week that featured a ... Full story -
Distinguished Prof honoured for contributions to literary history
Brock University’s Distinguished Professor designation is a lifetime appointment recognizing outstanding achievement in each recipient’s academic discipline. This ... Full story -
Brock Homecoming tickets available now
Come home to Brock and relive 60 years of history during Homecoming weekend. Tickets to the University’s Homecoming celebration — taking ... Full story -
Government funding expands access to work-integrated learning opportunities for students
Thanks to renewed investment from the Government of Canada’s Innovative Work-Integrated Learning Initiative, Brock University students can once again ... Full story -
Education prof ignites imagination through fiction-based research
The story begins with a long-lost ancestor named Madeleine Doiron, who lived 11 generations ago on the shores of Île Saint-Jean — ... Full story -
Employee Feature: Liam Nielsen
Note: The Brock Employee Feature is a Q&A-style series that aims to highlight those who contribute to the ... Full story -
Brock experts weigh in on Ticketmaster’s ‘mishandling’ of customer data
Brock University experts are calling for stronger consumer protections after millions of Ticketmaster customers were alerted that their personal data ... Full story -
Older adult minds shown to wander less than their younger counterparts
While it’s commonly believed older adult minds wander more than those of young people, new Brock-led research is showing ... Full story
