Brock champions ethical educational technology use
New Brock research and initiatives are helping to ensure educational technology enhances the student experience rather than creating barriers or ... Full story
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Thousands of Badgers to unbox school spirit during Move-in Weekend
Brock University’s residences will soon be buzzing with Badgers, boxes and the hum of new beginnings. From Saturday, Aug. 30 ... Full story -
Grad strives to build more resilient, inclusive health-care systems
For Grace D’Angelo (BPH ’25), improving health care starts with tackling big questions about the systems that deliver it and ... Full story -
Game on at the Canadian National Exhibition
Visitors to Toronto’s Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) got early access to the future of gaming at the beloved annual ... Full story -
Brock experts offer tips to keep kids healthy at school
With parents and teachers preparing for the return to classroom routines, Brock experts say fostering students’ physical and mental health ... Full story -
Brock, Zimbabwe Olympic Committee team up to strengthen sport governance
A new international partnership between Brock University’s Sport Management (SPMA) program and the Zimbabwe Olympic Committee (ZOC) is set ... Full story -
Balancing routine with free play key to acing back-to-school season
With lazy, hazy August days soon giving way to school bells and homework, Michael Savage says parents should slowly start ... Full story -
Media and Communications student recognized for community impact
Tanika Hillocks has always prioritized aligning hard work with heart work. So, it’s no surprise the Media and Communications ... Full story -
Gearing up for a career in sport management
Whether she’s working with professional teams or supporting community-based sport, Kae Allison’s goal is to break barriers. Especially ... Full story -
Researchers launch healthy habit platform to combat chronic disease
With research showing that unhealthy habits are easier to stick to than healthy ones, Isabelle Hill (BKin ’22, MSc ’24) wanted to ... Full story
