University is a time of trials and learning; this is a well-known fact among incoming Brock students. What people tend to leave out, however, is that with the experiences of meeting new people, trying ...
It can sometimes feel like there are too few immediate financial benefits for students. However, most places do have discounts and plans to make you, at the very least, feel as though you are saving ...
Support for Brock students doesn’t stop at the undergraduate level. Students pursuing graduate studies have access to a number of resources to help make the transition into graduate school smoother ...
Welcome to Brock University! Whether you’re becoming a Badger straight out of high school, returning to your studies after a gap year, transferring from another institution or pursuing an academic ...
As an incoming first-year student, it’s okay to be nervous. After all, a huge part of why you come to university is to start a new chapter of your life, which includes meeting new people.
There are plenty of ways to get involved during your first year at Brock University, but one of the best is by supporting the Badger community. Whether you are looking to meet new people, show your ...
Almost every Brock student shares a universal, humbling rite of passage: wandering aimlessly through the concrete hallways of Mackenzie Chown, realizing that you are going to be 15 minutes late for ...
Canadian university athletes face challenging odds in reaching professional sports with fewer professional sports teams garnering less exposure compared to the U.S. Young athletes in Canada face ...
Fan culture is often celebrated for its enthusiasm, community spirit and capacity to elevate athletes and teams to a higher status. However, fan behaviour can become toxic, causing far-reaching ...
Broadcasts of women’s sports continue to differ from men’s coverage in ways that are visible, documented and traceable to specific on-air decisions. Across basketball, soccer and tennis, clear ...
Throughout all of human history, one debate has raged on with no end in sight: which is the best of the four seasons of the year? And, by contrast, which season is the worst? Every season is special ...
The summer of 2025 has gone down as the second-worst wildfire season in Canadian history, surpassed only by the blazes of 2023. In September, the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre (CIFFC) ...
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