Brock University has been accused of joining a top-secret network of postsecondary institutions aimed at suppressing student demonstrations in support of Palestine on campuses across Canada.
Sports are supposed to bring people together. Whether it’s watching a game with friends, wearing your favourite team’s jersey or celebrating a championship. Being a fan is one of the best parts of sports.
On October 13, hundreds of cyclists and community members in downtown Toronto mobilized to protest the removal of the 1.2-kilometre stretch of bike lanes on Bloor Street West. The removal is the first step in a larger plan from Premier Doug Ford to remove 20 kilometres of bike lanes in the city, in what Ford says is an attempt to ease traffic congestion.
Hardcore and punk rock have traditionally been associated with resistance, solidarity and liberation. And while the genre may sometimes lose its footing, the message always seems to persist. On Oct. 24, one of the biggest bands in hardcore, Turnstile, proved that to be true.
The first of two basketball home openers kicked off at the Bob Davis Gymnasium on Oct. 30 as the Brock women’s team fell to the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Bold 74-40.
The varying controversies of Sydney Sweeney are almost laughable, as if someone was satirizing an alternate version of her life, or her character, Cassie, in Euphoria.
As November rolls around, many university students feel their motivation begin to roll away with it. It seems that lecture halls are emptier, deadlines are impending and sleep starts to come at a premium. With reading week gone, there is now the impending stretch that students must push through to get to the end of the semester.
The Brock Badgers men’s basketball team suffered a tough 79-54 loss to the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Bold in their home opener on Oct. 30 at the Bob Davis Gymnasium.
October was packed with new releases, and keeping up with everything coming out has become a job in itself. Between music, film and everything in between, it's easy for great projects to get lost in the noise. There’s plenty of music worth talking about this month, so here are a few releases that deserve your attention.
The influx of online content focused on “wellness” endeavours — such as physical fitness routines, developing anti-aging regimens and pushing supposed health-improving products — is not only indicative of the ever-growing relationship between social media and consumerism; it also demonstrates the relationship between social media, consumption and our cultural shift to the right.
The varying controversies of Sydney Sweeney are almost laughable, as if someone was satirizing an alternate version of her life, or her character, Cassie, in Euphoria.
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 your very first seminar.
