News
-
With A Minecraft Movie already the highest grossing film of 2025 and poised for another big weekend at the box office, ... Full story
-
The people have spoken: GAME students return as crowd favourites from video game showcase
Not only do they have the skills, but Brock’s aspiring video game designers also have the fan base. The ... Full story -
Research symposium tackles complexities of being human
From local streetscapes to global stages, Gregory Betts is breaking barriers with his innovative literary writing and creative research on ... Full story -
Community to come together for Rankin Cancer Run at Brock
When Camille Rutherford was diagnosed with cancer, she felt an immediate swell of support. The long-time member of Brock’s ... Full story -
Why now’s the time to study economics
From tariffs to inflation to buying Canadian, the economy — and its many ups and downs — is dominating headlines. With market ... Full story -
From motion to money: Spring courses cover forces shaping the world
Brock University's spring courses are pulling back the curtain on forces that make the world go around. Students in PHYS 1... Full story -
Sport Management grad scores dream job in pro soccer
JD Ulanowski (BSM ’19) didn’t stumble into a career in professional soccer, he drew it up like a well-executed game ... Full story -
Do men or women suffer more in heat? This research aims to find out
When summer’s muggy heatwaves arrive, are women and men impacted differently? Mariska Andrade (BSc '23) is determined to find ... Full story -
Tired teens more prone to injury, research suggests
It's common knowledge teens need a good night's sleep to function well. But recent Brock University-led international research has raised ... Full story -
Goodman advisor gets global nod for going the extra mile — literally
Mohsen Alghazali spent one feverish week last fall searching for affordable flights to Ohio for Thanksgiving weekend. The Accreditations and ... Full story