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Police shootings in the United States this week have re-ignited public outrage over racialized violence. Following the killing of two ... Full story
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Brock in the News – July 1-8
Rio 2016: Is the Zika virus a public health risk or an Olympic-size overreaction? With the 2016 Rio Olympics less than a ... Full story -
At ESL Carnival, the global language was fun
Teaching and learning English is an important and demanding activity at Brock. Each year, some 700 people from around the world ... Full story -
A healthy vision for parks and people: An Ontario rock climbing success story
For alumnus Adam Reeve (BRLS ‘96), recreation is the opportunity to turn spectators of the environment into activists through activity. Inspired ... Full story -
Brock names new Director for revamped student services model
Brock has selected an experienced social policy professional to become the inaugural Director for the University’s new Student Wellness ... Full story -
Malisa Kurtz first grad of Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD
Malisa Kurtz’s study of science fiction stretches beyond looking at a genre of books and film. She’s interested ... Full story -
Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD a leader in transdisciplinary learning
In 2011, as the Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD program was launched at Brock, Carol Merriam described it as “a grand and glorious ... Full story -
Human Rights Task Force to hold first meeting
Brock University’s new Human Rights Task Force has now been established, and the group will hold its inaugural meeting ... Full story -
Alumna sees program she helped start benefit her students
As Jennifer Currie watches her students enjoy their activity-filled day at Brock University, she's proud of how much the PALS ... Full story -
Nutrition and temperature just two issues facing competitors in the Tour de France
It’s three weeks of torture that has been described as one of the hardest events in professional sports. The 103... Full story