How Humanities research is reimagining the human experience
From uncovering stories of the past to exploring shifting narratives of power and identity, Brock’s Faculty of Humanities scholars ... Full story
Articles tagged with: humanities research institute
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Research Retrospective: Digging into the human experience
This article is part of a monthly series celebrating research breakthroughs and successes at Brock University over the past 60 years. ... Full story -
Research symposium tackles complexities of being human
From local streetscapes to global stages, Gregory Betts is breaking barriers with his innovative literary writing and creative research on ... Full story -
Environmental humanities to take symposium spotlight
The relationship between humanities scholarship, ecology and the environment will be front and centre at an upcoming event hosted by ... Full story -
Humanities Research Institute connects members with global opportunities
With new technologies such as generative artificial intelligence (AI) sparking global discussions about what it means to be human, Brock ... Full story -
Brock conference on sport draws international interest
Participants from around the world recently tuned in to learn about “Canada at Play,” the theme of the annual Two ... Full story -
Humanities champions honoured at spring symposium
It’s not uncommon to find Jason Hawreliak going above and beyond for his department, Faculty and the University. His ... Full story -
Prof recognized for archaeological research
Angus Smith has literally moved tons of soil looking for fragments of pottery to piece together our understanding of life ... Full story -
Symposium to focus on depictions of animals in literature, art and society
The Elephant in the Room will be the topic of discussion next week at the annual Humanities Research Institute (HRI) ... Full story -
Brock community event looks at theatre criticism in the digital age
An upcoming series of community discussions at Brock University later this month will debate the question: is everyone a critic? ... Full story
