EDI Changemaker strives to create inclusive, accessible spaces
This article is part of a series celebrating students, staff, faculty or alumni who demonstrate a commitment to advancing equity, ... Full story
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Horizon scholars aim to advance cognition, development research
NOTE: This is one in a series of articles on Brock’s 2025-26 Horizon Graduate Student Scholarship recipients. Read other ... Full story -
In the News: Presidential reappointment, Eurovision controversy and AI in sport marketing
Recent media coverage highlighted the reappointment of Brock President and Vice-Chancellor Lesley Rigg as well as Brock's involvement in the ... Full story -
Federal funding opens new frontiers in technology, chemistry research
There’s an expression Beatrice Ombuki-Berman sometimes uses when she discusses artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms: “technology is never neutral.” This ... Full story -
Aspiring scientists explore hands-on STEM learning
From testing arsenic levels in rice to training artificial intelligence systems through trial and error, Ontario high school students explored ... Full story -
In the News: Brock’s Burlington Campus, tech bans for kids and cannabis age limits
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed children's access to cellphones, social media and artificial intelligence (AI) tools as well ... Full story -
How to grow Canada as a global leader in agricultural AI use
Farms may seem an unlikely setting for a technological revolution, but Charles Conteh believes they may be the next frontier ... Full story -
How Brock research aims to improve online voting ahead of fall elections
Nicole Goodman and her colleagues are helping municipalities prepare for elections in October with the release of two new reports ... Full story -
Brock connects with Burlington community at Bateman opening celebration
Classrooms were bustling. Boomer was roaming. And visitors were learning about the benefits of having Brock University in their community. ... Full story -
Applied Disability Studies expert recognized for international service
Associate Professor of Applied Disability Studies Julie Koudys has earned global recognition for her extensive service and public advocacy in ... Full story
