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Pascal Lupien was about to wrap up a three-year, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council-funded project on Indigenous activists’ use ... Full story
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Employee Feature — Gerald Cooper
Note: The Brock Employee Feature is a Q&A-style series that aims to highlight those who contribute to the ... Full story -
New Brock-led research shows how high-salt diet can lead to disease
When hungry thoughts arise, it may be worth thinking twice before reaching for the salt shaker. New Brock University-led research ... Full story -
Brock graduate student immerses into Niagara community housing
Ella Laygo values community and relationship building. Now, through a partnership between Brock University and Niagara Regional Housing (NRH), the ... Full story -
Students gain skills and insight at annual CHYS Boot Camp
First-year students in the Department of Child and Youth Studies (CHYS) gathered earlier this winter to build skills, confidence and ... Full story -
Brock Library enhancing open access publishing support
Brock University is modernizing its model of support for open access publishing to make it more equitable and multi-disciplinary. As ... Full story -
Research helps two-time Emerging Scholar award winner make sense of the world
Most people have heard of the glass ceiling and the metaphoric barrier that women, in particular, encounter when trying to ... Full story -
Kinesiology Professor making inroads in the brain-circulatory connection
Stephen Klassen is a communications specialist, but not in the usual sense of the term. He studies the language of ... Full story -
Brock Open House expected to draw thousands of prospective students
Campus will be buzzing this weekend with prospective students interested in learning about how they can break through at Brock. ... Full story -
Brock student returns from United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
Muskaan Waraich returned last week from the 67th annual United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW67), which took ... Full story