Kindness can relieve pressure felt by perfectionistic teens: Brock research
Teens who try to project a flawless image of themselves tend to get bullied more often and are less likely ... Full story
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Bullies likely to have more children than their peers: Brock research
A bully asserting their dominance on the playground or in the high school halls is likely to have more children ... Full story -
Community submissions sought for World Water Day celebration
Brock's Rankin Family Pavilion will be awash with artwork and exhibits to mark the University's second annual World Water Day ... Full story -
Report to amplify youth voices across Canada
Young people across Canada currently have an opportunity to share their thoughts and concerns in the upcoming State of Youth ... Full story -
Why adults should step up to tackle bullying this Pink Shirt Day
Canadians may be globally known for their politeness, but Brock University experts say bullying is a prominent issue impacting the ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Patriotism in the hockey rink, youth talent making waves in pro sports and tastier plant-based proteins
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed trends in professional sports coaching, increasing the appeal of plant-based protein, how political ... Full story -
OPINION: Blayne Haggart discusses Canada’s free-trade agreement with the U.S.
Associate Professor of Political Science Blayne Haggart wrote a piece recently published in the Globe and Mail about the nature ... Full story -
OPINION: Stefan Dolgert discusses links between ancient history and U.S.-Canada relations
Associate Professor of Political Science Stefan Dolgert wrote a piece recently published in the Calgary Herald about parallels between Canada-U.... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Premiers visit Washington, Canada-U.S. relations and anthem booing in sports
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the 13 Premiers’ trip to Washington, D.C., the future of Canada’s relationship ... Full story -
Indigenous filmmakers take spotlight through community collaboration
Lyn Trudeau (BA ’08, MEd ’13, PhD ’24) has been thinking of teaching a course on Indigenous film and filmmakers since she was ... Full story
