Brock prof to discuss female showrunners, streaming services on livestream
With colder weather on the horizon, many people may be settling in for some binge-watching in the coming weeks. But ... Full story
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Virtual partnership yields real results in Dobson Case Competition
The winning duo at this year’s Grant Dobson Case Competition left the judges impressed by their social media savvy ... Full story -
Upcoming Terry O’Malley Lecture puts 2020’s marketing under the microscope
The 20th annual Terry O’Malley Lecture in Marketing and Advertising will take a look at the biggest marketing, media ... Full story -
Brock expert puts focus on Canadian crisis communication
In the age of fake news, social media and an ongoing global pandemic, the importance of effective crisis communication continues ... Full story -
Distinguished Graduate in Social Sciences wants to democratize wine
Angela Aiello, also known as Super Wine Girl, has been putting the “social” in social sciences ever since she was ... Full story -
Terry Cockerline returns to old ‘new’ stomping grounds as Director, Alumni Relations
Brock University looks a little different than how Terry Cockerline (BA '97) remembers it. A highly regarded leader in advancement ... Full story -
Nicholas Printup receives Lou Cahill Scholarship in Communication
Media and Communication Honours student Nick Printup of the Department of Communication, Popular Culture and Film is the recipient of ... Full story -
Weengushk International Film Festival goes virtual
The Weengushk International Film Festival, a part of the annual programming out of the Weengushk Film Institute (WFI) run by ... Full story -
Performance a key to success for Social Sciences Teaching Excellence award recipient
Anyone who knows Nick Baxter-Moore knows of his devotion to Bruce Springsteen. However, they might be surprised to learn that ... Full story -
Social Sciences Spirit of Brock winners lead by pushing boundaries
Niveditha Sethumadhavan (BA ’20) and Keely Grossman (BA ’17, MA ’20) have made a point of standing up for others throughout their time ... Full story
