Men’s rowing claims historic five-peat at OUA Championships
The Brock Badgers men's rowing team solidified their legacy this weekend with their fifth consecutive Ontario University Athletics (OUA) title.
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Monsters in the mirror: Why spooky stories continue to thrill
As ghosts and ghouls rise from the dead to stake their annual claim to October’s pop culture crown, Brock ... Full story -
Fall filled with hands-on learning for Geography and Tourism students
More than 50 Brock students enjoyed hands-on learning experiences — and stunning fall foliage — during Reading Week field courses. The group of ... Full story -
What to expect as ‘Canada’s Team’ prepares for historic World Series showdown
With the Toronto Blue Jays gearing up to make their first World Series appearance since 1993, Brock University researchers say Canadians ... Full story -
Suspenseful movies shed light on aging and memory
As horror enthusiasts cue up their favourite Alfred Hitchcock films to welcome in the Halloween season, Brock University researchers have ... Full story -
Candidate presentations for Associate Vice-President, Research to be held next week
The Brock community is invited to attend candidate presentations for the University’s next Associate Vice-President, Research. Launched earlier this ... Full story -
New Canada Research Chair integrates racial justice with sport and health
As a kinesiology student, Janelle Joseph was struck by how much of the sport and health research she encountered focused ... Full story -
How an open access education resource is empowering teachers
Committed to improving access to high-quality resources for educators, two Brock scholars in the Faculty of Education (FOE) are making ... Full story -
Local leader champions inclusive support for survivors
Jennifer Gauthier (BA ’09) is dedicated to ensuring Niagara’s most vulnerable members are provided with inclusive, accessible survivor-centred support. “Regardless ... Full story -
Education grad advances equity in northern communities
Illonis Hall (BEd ’22) may be working in a small, remote community, but his impact as an educator is making a ... Full story
