FACULTY FOCUS: Why Robyn Bourgeois is an open book
Note: Faculty Focus is a monthly series that highlights faculty whose compelling passions, innovative ideas and various areas of expertise ... Full story
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Communication, Popular Culture and Film Student Society to host Grad Speaker night
The Communication, Popular Culture and Film Student Society will be hosting their annual Grad Speaker night on Tuesday, Feb. 4 from 6 ... Full story -
Accessibility and Inclusion Recognition Award recipient named
Being recognized for making significant contributions to creating a discrimination-free campus caused a tidal wave of emotions for Accessibility and ... Full story -
National research competitions offer students chance to hone communications skills
Several upcoming national challenges provide students with the opportunity to practice their communication skills and prepare for future careers in ... Full story -
Labour Studies celebrates 30th anniversary
After three decades of hard work, the Department of Labour Studies is ready to kick up its heels. It’s ... Full story -
Brock film series returns to downtown Film House
Death, deception and family dynamics form the unlikely backbone of a heart-warming story about culture and connection. The Brock University ... Full story -
Medieval castle site of unique Brock grad student opportunities
The setting looks freshly plucked from a fairytale or the legendary stories of Robin Hood and his Merry Men, but ... Full story -
Today’s youth tackle adult-sized problems, say Brock profs
With the United Nations marking Monday, Aug. 12 as International Youth Day, two Brock University professors say today’s youth are ... Full story -
The power of friendship worth celebrating, says Brock prof
Bullies are often seen as powerful, but Brock Associate Professor of Psychology Andrew Dane sees greater strength in being a ... Full story -
Brock prof explores how musicians use humour to reach fans
From the musical stylings of “Weird Al” Yankovic to sarcasm found in John Lennon’s protest songs, humour — both intentional ... Full story
