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The federal government has awarded more than $2 million in Canadian Graduate Scholarships (CGS) and Doctoral and Postdoctoral Fellowships to 32 Brock graduate students and postdoctoral scholars for their innovative and impactful…

Mitchell Chan wasn’t in the running for a medal when he took to the cycling course at the Paris Olympics and Paralympics this summer. That didn’t stop the crowds from cheering like the fourth-year Goodman School of Business double…

Whether the goal is to do a job more effectively or to pursue a new career, adult learners now have more options than ever before to develop their skills through Brock University. Brock Professional and Continuing Studies (Brock PCS) has…

Almost three-quarters of deaths from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) worldwide can be traced back to a lack of physical movement and proper nutrition, a trend that worries Sujane Kandasamy. While advice like eating better and…

Ever notice how little children sweat? Or no matter how much they exercise, their muscles don’t grow as much as adults do? As one of the few pediatric exercise physiologists in Canada, Bareket Falk has spent nearly four decades…

Forbes has recognized Brock University as one of the top employers for diversity in the country. The University ranked 10th in the annual list of Canada’s Best Employers for Diversity compiled by the global media company in partnership…

While it’s commonly believed older adult minds wander more than those of young people, new Brock-led research is showing the opposite is true. Previous research on mind wandering relied on older participants’ self-reporting of how often…

The story begins with a long-lost ancestor named Madeleine Doiron, who lived 11 generations ago on the shores of Île Saint-Jean — present-day Prince Edward Island (PEI) — during the Acadian Expulsion. The mystery surrounding…

Elizabeth Sauer has studied the writings of Renaissance author John Milton for four decades, fascinated by what his poems and prose reveal about being human in a fragmented world. According to the Professor of English Language and…

The benefits of practicums for both students and employers were the focus of an event this week that featured a discussion led by Brock University Distinguished Graduate Mahoganie Hines (BScN ’16). Hines, a Clinical Nurse…