During first year of university, poor diet and weight gain greater in male students
A Brock University study published Wednesday took a closer look into the so-called Freshman 15 — the idea that students pack on 15 ... Full story
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For the Sullivans, it’s like father, like son
When Phil Sullivan graduated from Newfoundland’s Memorial University 27 years ago, it was his father Arthur who placed the hood ... Full story -
Students get hands-on experience with high-tech anatomy table
Brock University students will soon have access to the most technologically advanced visualization system for anatomy education thanks to the ... Full story -
Brock University awarded $2.2 million in NSERC funding
If older adults are afraid of falling when standing on an unstable platform or walking on an icy sidewalk, will ... Full story -
Sports injury and return-to-play expertise available at new Brock Sports Medicine Clinic
Brock University’s growing performance culture has sprouted a modern sports therapy clinic. The new Brock Sports Medicine Clinic located ... Full story -
Thesis yields valuable info for clinicians, trainers, volunteers
Faced with high demand for their services coupled with scarce resources, many programs designed for children who require accommodations rely ... Full story -
Pearl Gloves proceeds support Brock’s accessible exercise program
Just as Pearl Gloves fighters did to prepare for their time in the ring last year, participants in Brock’s ... Full story -
Student to share journey from life-changing concussion to finding strength in art
Chance Mutuku was well on his way to achieving a successful career as a wrestler. Within five years of the ... Full story -
Hundreds of high school students get a taste of Brock experience
Researchers and scholars made room for potential colleagues on Wednesday when some 600 students from high schools across Niagara poured into ... Full story -
Brock University to gain three new Canada Research Chairs
They are billed as being “some of the world’s most accomplished and promising minds.” Canada Research Chairs (CRCs), noted ... Full story
