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One year countdown to Canada Games begins
It was a small taste of the excitement to come. A handcycle race between members of the Canada Games Park (... Full story -
Social Sciences Dean leading by example with creation of new student award
In her nearly 27 years of working at Brock University, Faculty of Social Sciences Dean Ingrid Makus has found many ways ... Full story -
BUSU President hosts vaccine Q&A with Niagara Medical Officer of Health
After a string of questions from students regarding the effectiveness and safety of the COVID-19 vaccine, Brock University Students’ Union (... Full story -
Full slate of activities set to welcome students to Brock in September
The Brock University Students’ Union (BUSU) events team is finalizing a full lineup for BadgerFest 2021. BadgerFest, run by BUSU each ... Full story -
Education instructor part of inspirational Team Canada Olympic campaign
Faculty of Education instructor Lee Martin (BEd ’12) motivates children to reach their full potential and change the world around them ... Full story -
Science Start boosts foundational skills for incoming students
Although her first university classes don’t start until September, Lucy Teminski is already familiar with the labs she’ll ... Full story -
Brock graduate student recognized for sparkling wine research
As several Canadian sparkling wines received international accolades last month, Brock University researchers were also recognized for their efforts to ... Full story -
Sport Management grad, Badgers assistant hockey coach heading to WHL
A major junior hockey franchise in the Western Hockey League (WHL) has hired a Brock Sport Management grad who also ... Full story -
Child participants needed for Brock muscle research
On the surface, differences between adults and children may seem obvious. Adults are bigger, stronger and faster than children, presumably ... Full story
