Grad students show off pumpkin-carving skills
Brock's graduate students got festive this week with the inaugural Graduate Students' Association (GSA) pumpkin carving contest.
Eight teams of ... Full story
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Brock mourns death of third-year student
The University regrets to inform the Brock community of the death of Michelle Raby-Beauchamp, who died in a traffic accident ... Full story -
Editor to some of Canada’s legends to speak at Brock
Douglas Gibson has edited some of Canada’s biggest names, from Pierre Trudeau to Alice Munro. Now he’s coming ... Full story -
Thesis defences — Oct. 25
PhD in Psychology – Heather Ramey Heather Ramey will present her thesis defence on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 2:15 p.m. in WH 147. ... Full story -
Group knits for United Way
When it comes to knitting for charitable causes, the Needle Knockers are at it again. The informal Brock knitting group ... Full story -
Research explains a global reality turned upside down
A professor’s new book is shedding light on the study of global politics in what is increasingly being referred ... Full story -
Brock’s newest Canada Research Chair studies work-life balance
Brock’s newest Canada Research Chair, Andrea Doucet, is an internationally recognized expert in caregiving and work-life balance. Doucet, a ... Full story -
Psychology
Professor Tim Murphy, accompanied by three students (Natalie Dubeau, Lisa Lam and Allan Campopiano) from the Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience ... Full story -
Competition, not violence, makes gamers aggressive: study
Violent video games have long taken the blame for the aggressive actions of gamers. But a new study by graduate ... Full story -
Founder of animal cruelty investigation agency speaking at Brock
The founder of the U.S.-based Mercy for Animals will speak at Brock next week. Nathan Rundle will give ... Full story
