Grad student sprints ahead with gaming subculture research
Driven by a long-standing curiosity about the world of digital gaming and the subcultures within it, Stuart Gritter (BA '07, ... Full story
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Warning labels ‘distort’ views of alcohol’s effects, says Brock expert
As Senate considers legislation to add cancer warning labels to alcohol packaging across Canada, a Brock University expert says the ... Full story -
Food insecurity in Niagara rising at ‘alarming’ rate: NCO policy brief
There are more people experiencing food insecurity in Niagara than previously thought, according to a new Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) ... Full story -
What you need to know for Fall Convocation
The stage is nearly set for about 1,000 Badgers to take the step from student to graduate during Brock University’s 118... Full story -
Road less travelled leads grad to national health impact
From sport fields to international classrooms to fast-paced corporate environments, Shelby Steward (BPhEd ’11, BEd ’12) has paved the way for positive ... Full story -
Brock to celebrate 1,000 grads at Fall Convocation Friday
Years of anticipation will culminate with a meaningful walk across the Convocation stage for about 1,000 Brock University graduands this week. ... Full story -
Research helps robots navigate complex greenhouse environments
It’s not easy for a robot to get around in a greenhouse. According to Shengrong Bu, Associate Professor of ... Full story -
New Discrimination and Harassment Policy and Procedures now in effect
Brock University has updated its Respectful Work and Learning Environment Policy to strengthen the institution’s commitment to addressing discrimination ... Full story -
Co-op sets stage for Dramatic Arts student’s future career
Whether he’s on stage, behind the scenes or working with youth, Liam Farrell knows his calling is to build ... Full story -
Distinguished grad aims to advance autoimmune research
Sergio Hernandez (BSc ’16, MSc ’19) moved to New York at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, facing rolling lockdowns, personal upheaval ... Full story
