Public Brock talk to explore ‘living in the Anthropocene’
An upcoming free public lecture will investigate what it means to be living in the Anthropocene — a proposed new epoch ... Full story
Articles tagged with: philosophy
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Thesis defences — Jan. 30 to Feb. 3
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place from Monday, Jan. 30 to Friday, Feb. 3. PhD in Applied Health ... Full story -
DAIGLE: Finns are too nice!
Christine Daigle, Professor of Philosophy at Brock University, had an opinion piece recently published in the Helsinki Times about her ... Full story -
Brock Profs call for renewed connection with nature in new book chapter
What does the future of education look like, and how does it need to be adapted and re-evaluated to create ... Full story -
Brock mourns longtime Philosophy professor emeritus
The University is saddened to learn of the passing of John R. A. Mayer (de Berncastle), Professor Emeritus and founding ... Full story -
Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD a leader in transdisciplinary learning
In 2011, as the Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD program was launched at Brock, Carol Merriam described it as “a grand and glorious ... Full story -
New Brock University research institute studies “posthumanism”
It’s a complicated world. Climate change, genetic engineering, highly sophisticated Artificial Intelligence (AI) and species extinction are some of ... Full story -
BrockU Talks ready to inspire
BrockU Talks, the student-run mini-conference aimed at motivating and sparking change, is back. The successful symposium lets speakers share their ... Full story -
Birthday celebrations planned for former philosophy chair
On Saturday, Nov. 24 at noon, family and friends of professor emeritus John Mayer will celebrate his 80th birthday at Pond ... Full story -
New student building at forefront of BUSU’s plans
The new students' building on weather station field doesn’t exist yet, but it’s already at the forefront of ... Full story
