DWIVEDI: Tribalism, from the penalty box to the ballot box
Associate Professor of Psychology Veena Dwivedi wrote a piece recently published in The Hamilton Spectator that outlines how the same ... Full story
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Brock welcomes thousands of families to campus for Spring Open House
For Ashley Michaud, the more than eight-hour drive to Brock University was entirely worthwhile. The trek to St. Catharines for ... Full story -
Government funding to aid Brock researchers with studies on brain function and health in aging
It’s a common notion that people seem to become more forgetful as they get older, leading many to conclude ... Full story -
Brock researchers find no evidence social media use predicts future depression
Worries that teens and adolescents who use social media are at a greater risk of developing symptoms of depression later ... Full story -
Brock experts say Bruce McArthur case raises serious questions
Horrific details are emerging in court as Bruce McArthur is being sentenced for his brutal murders of eight men between 2010 ... Full story -
Beer a bitter pill to swallow for thermal tasters, says Brock research
Beer lovers widely agree that while the world’s most popular alcoholic drink can be slightly bitter or mildly sour, ... Full story -
From Germany to Canada: Students connect in Brock lab
Although they were from the same German city, they began their educational journey as strangers. But their similar interest in ... Full story -
Grief dreams can provide comfort and healing during holidays
The holidays are generally a time for good cheer. But for some families, an empty chair at the dinner table ... Full story -
RAMEY, LAWFORD AND ROSE-KRASNOR: Why we should pay attention to the power of youth
Brock Adjunct Child and Youth Studies Professor Heather Ramey and Psychology Professor Linda Rose-Krasnor co-wrote a piece recently published in ... 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
