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University researchers generate a wealth of information that could help people in many areas of their lives. But much of ... Full story
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Canada Games Teaching Spotlight: Brock students forge ahead with plans for medal reveal
NOTE: This is the latest in a series of stories featuring faculty members who are integrating the 2022 Canada Games into ... Full story -
Perfectionism and well-being among youth the focus of free public event
The pandemic has inspired many people to take up a new hobby, but for people with perfectionist tendencies, these new ... Full story -
Brock welcomes Indigenous artist, curator and scholar to MIWSFPA
First and foremost, Suzanne Morrissette is an Indigenous artist. Métis by way of the Red River Valley and Interlake ... Full story -
Brock moving into Stage 2 (Red/Control)
With Niagara now in the Red (Control) category of the province’s COVID-19 response framework, Brock University will move into ... Full story -
Horizon Scholarship winner strives to improve treatment of Black athletes at Canadian universities
NOTE: This is one in a series of stories on Brock's inaugural Horizon Graduate Student Scholarship recipients. To read other ... Full story -
World Hearing Day spotlights one of the fastest growing chronic conditions facing Canadians
Even in high school, Makenna Williams knew she wanted to study hearing in university. Faced with hearing loss herself and ... Full story -
Brock Cope Care Connect program launches resiliency campaign
With undeniably challenging times underway, a new campaign has been launched to reduce distress and increase resilience among all members ... Full story -
Brock and Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre research Indigenous caregiver experiences
Indigenous Peoples place a high value on caring for sick, disabled and elderly community members. Yet, the unique perspectives and ... Full story -
Mars landing one small step in Mariek Schmidt’s research mission
When the only known planet in the galaxy inhabited entirely by robots welcomed a new resident recently, it marked the ... Full story