New Brock course to explore language of public manipulation
When Derek Foster saw a cautionary NBC News story on a wave of social media misinformation about sunscreen use — and ... Full story
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Brock honours legacy of founding faculty member
Brock is mourning the loss of Juan Amadeo Fernández, who was among the first seven faculty members to teach ... Full story -
Brock researchers seek caregivers for study on autistic children’s strengths
Perceptions of autism can often focus on the challenges and disadvantages experienced by those on the spectrum. But there’s ... Full story -
Brock explores future of AI with advisory group, academic integrity study
With the future impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in educational settings still unknown, Brock experts are gathering critical data to ... Full story -
New report calls for diplomacy between sovereigns in First Nations-provincial relations
A new report co-authored by a Brock University researcher is outlining how relations between First Nations and provinces in Canada ... Full story -
New summer workshop puts students at centre of creative process
Brock arts students have been honing their creative skills and working alongside professional theatre artists through a new summer workshop ... Full story -
Brock top Canadian university for sport management research
In an assessment of university sport management research contributions across the world, Brock University ranks No. 1 in Canada and ninth ... Full story -
Employee Feature: Emily Hammond
Note: The Brock Employee Feature is a Q&A-style series that aims to highlight those who contribute to the ... Full story -
Brock expert says anxious people more likely to act to mitigate climate change
The angst of naturally anxious people may actually help the planet, says a Brock University expert in biology and psychology. “... Full story -
Brock grad student receives gold medal in national research competition
A Brock graduate student has been recognized as a National Thought Leader in Public Administration. Rebecca Van Massenhoven (BA ’22), who ... Full story
