Student-developed video game named best at industry showcase
A group of Brock Interactive Arts and Science students wowed the gaming world with their elaborate adventure video game at a high-profile showcase this week.
A group of Brock Interactive Arts and Science students wowed the gaming world with their elaborate adventure video game at a high-profile showcase this week.
Margaret Lizzotti longs for the day when drowning deaths become a thing of the past. As Brock’s aquatics assistant program supervisor, Lizzotti is doing her part to achieve that by running one of the largest Lifesaving Society training programs in Ontario.
A mother in the Niagara Region would have to earn almost $38,000 a year to feel that it was affordable to return to work after having just one child.
It’s not often people find themselves in a room full of angels, especially while they’re still on earth. But for Drew Marquardt, a recent weekend in Toronto gave him a front-row glimpse into another dimension: business heaven.
Niagara post-secondary students dealing with stress and other mental health issues will get access to 24-hour support thanks to a new online portal and other services supported by the Government of Ontario.
Turn the clock back 20 years and you’ll find Dale Bradley in awe of this thing called the Internet.
When it comes to raising money for the United Way, Brock University has it down to a science.
Kev Greene has a tough time playing the computer game Awaken for fun. As the game’s designer, it’s hardly escape to delve into to the adventure game. Instead, it’s just another opportunity to find flaws and fix bugs that, admittedly, only he would notice.
Thomas Dunk has been reappointed to a second five-year term as Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences.
Bernie Warren is certain he knows the most honest physician in Canada. “You can ask him any question you like and he will answer it honestly - ‘I haven’t a clue,’” said Warren, a professor at the University of Windsor’s School of Dramatic Arts.