The Italian Studies Program at Brock is designed to help you develop written and spoken competence in the language and to introduce you to the rich and vast world of Italian culture. The program ...

“The opportunity to talk with students and faculty from widely varying disciplines allowed me to gain new perspectives and to encounter schools of thought previously unknown to myself.” — Monica ...

They absolutely crushed it. About 400 Brock students and alumni came together to show why the University’s annual Homecoming ...

The Brock Badgers may not have claimed the trophy, but they put on a spirited display in front of 4,300 fans at the annual ...

For older adults wishing to age in their own homes and communities, voice-activated tools such as Google's virtual assistant ...

Indigenous Plus Consultant Evelyn Dilworth (BEd '24, BA '24), left, and third-year Medical Sciences student and Hadiya'dagénhahs First Nations, Métis and Inuit Student Centre Peer Assistant Sophia ...

It’s not uncommon to catch preschoolers dilly-dallying when they’re supposed to be tidying or school-aged children putting off homework for more desirable tasks. But are these forms of procrastination ...

Brock Professor of Psychology Caitlin Mahy co-authored a review paper calling for changes to the way research is conducted on children’s procrastination. It’s not uncommon to catch preschoolers ...

Hosted by Brock's Human Rights and Equity Office, the Equity Dialogues event series aims to encourage discussions on human rights and equity resources on campus. Brock’s Human Rights and Equity Office ...

Professor of Labour Studies Larry Savage wrote a piece recently published in the The Toronto Star about the rise of strike activity in Canada and the reasons behind the growing momentum. Professor of ...

Brock students volunteered at Habitat for Humanity Niagara during the Brock Cares Day of Service on Saturday, Sept. 7. Brock students spent Saturday, Sept. 7 giving back to the Niagara community ...

Master of Science in Biological Sciences student Danielle Martin was one of several graduate students who participated in last year's Graduate Research Day (GRaD) Conference. Innovative and diverse ...