Yearly Archives: 2023

Fire continues to wreak havoc on Canadian forests, and doesn’t look to stop anytime soon

Canada is experiencing its worst wildfire season to date, and it doesn’t look to be improving anytime soon.

COVID-19 is on the rise again, but the worst of it remains in the past

The COVID-19 Pirola variant poses a threat to Canada’s post-pandemic veil of safety, but the overall situation will likely not descend to the same levels as before.

Argonauts crush Tiger-Cats in annual Labour Day Classic meeting

Toronto Argonauts continue their strong season with a massive Labour Day Classic victory against rival Tiger-Cats.

Badgers’ men’s hockey set to host Ohio University in a pair of exhibition games

Brock Badgers men’s hockey team welcoming the Ohio Bobcats for two exhibition games this weekend.

Canada men’s basketball team qualifies for the Olympics after enormous win against Spain

Canada men’s basketball team headed to Olympics for first time in 24 years after beating Spain

Why Brock clubs are the best way of making friends on campus

When beginning your university career, one of the most nerve-wracking processes that students go through is finding new friends.

How to become a note-taking and task management pro

Many students going into their first year of university frequently wonder what the best way of organizing their university tasks might be, or if there are any well-trodden strategies to enhance their note-taking abilities.

Easy money-saving tips for university students

Let’s face it: on average, university students are close to broke. That’s why these money-saving tips are important for managing your personal finances this academic year.

A quick breakdown of your student schedule

Getting a handle on university life can be challenging at first. Something that can be especially tedious as a newcomer is figuring out what all the bits of information packed onto your Student Schedule (SS) means.

Why your university experience matters

Being a Brock student in 2022 means that you are a global exception, most people on Earth do not go to university.

A guide to second hand shopping in St. Catharines

Living on your own has many stressors, one being the high cost of living as a student.

How to make the perfect study playlist

Music acts as a soundtrack to our lives. Various genres, instruments and styles may determine our mood and outlook on daily life, so having the right playlist for studying can make all the difference.

An introvert’s introduction to life at Brock

The transition period into university life can be an adjustment for everyone. For introverts, this period of establishing a new routine may be particularly challenging.

Video game music: an unlikely yet versatile study tool

Video game music could be the study tool that gets you through an intense university workload.

An ex-procrastinator’s guide to time management in university

University comes with a heavy workload, and if you’re a procrastinator like I was, effective time management is the only way to prepare for this new normal.

A new home for writers at Brock? The Creative Writing Club starts up again on Sept. 13th

Having trouble finding a safe and welcoming place to share their writing, first-year students Cameron Sauder and Gabriel Piessens were disappointed. Now in their third year, the two have created the place they had always been searching for at Brock.

Inhaler takes Toronto by storm with another sold-out show

Toting a sound that is cool yet tight and hardcore, Inhaler’s music earnestly throws indie rock back in the face of their audience. The front man, Eli Hewson, is the perfect mix of the swagger of Arctic Monkey’s Alex Turner and the suave persona of Elvis, bringing together rock and roll’s many facets into one performance. 

Self-discovery and… disco? A look at Maddie Bomhof’s People in a Graveyard Among Others at 3:00 AM

For Maddie Bomhof, a fourth-year Dramatic Arts student at Brock University, the creation of her show People in a Graveyard was not a straightforward path. The most recent iteration of the show came together following a slow five years of drafting and editing. 

Exciting ways to have fun and stay active at Brock

Brock University is more than just an academic institution. It is a place that offers students a well-rounded post-secondary experience which includes a variety of programs, facilities and spaces for physical activity and fun recreational use.

Three valuable courses that can have a positive impact on students’ future

Brock University provides students with an array of elective courses to choose from in many different and unique fields of study, many of which are a must-have when it comes to changing your outlook on the world.

Brock University’s best study spots

Having the right study spot can make all the difference for academic success at Brock.

Here is what to expect from the United Nations’ 78th General Assembly

From Sept. 5th to Sept. 26th, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA78) will reconvene for its 78th session. Serving as the primary policy-making organ of the United Nations, the General Assembly will host all 193 UN Member States to discuss matters relevant to global sustainability.

In defense of the true crime genre

True crime content is massively popular across media yet is often met with resistance or judgement. Unfortunately, certain pieces of true crime media such as Dahmer-Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story distort the genre by over-empathizing with the perpetrator.

Mitski reimagines the depths of love on her new singles “Heaven” and “Star”

On Aug. 23rd, alternative pop artist Mitski released two new singles, “Heaven” and “Star” off her upcoming album The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We. The record, set to be released on Sept. 15th, follows her wish for her music to “shine love long after she’s gone.”

Don’t sleep on these summer 2023 albums

The following summer albums are some of this year’s strongest releases featuring various genres and an array of styles despite many of them being largely underrated.

“Barbie” Film Review

Since teasers for Barbie debuted months prior to its release, the impression of a dazzling, humorous comedy left a strong imprint on predictions about the film.

What’s on at the Film House this month

For the month of September, The Film House has several independent film screenings scheduled that are geared towards curious Brock students with a passion for independent cinema.

Toronto Blue Jays 2023 Season: A struggle at the plate

Blue Jays struggles at the plate, concern heading down the stretch

Brock Men’s soccer team set to kick off new season

Season preview of the Brock men’s soccer team

NBA Power Rankings: Where do the Suns rank among the League’s best?

Predictions of the top 8 best teams in the NBA this coming season

Local favourite bookstore, the Book Outlet, is closing

After 30 years of service, the Book Outlet retail store is closing – but there is still hope for the book lovers of St. Catharines.

Brock Improv Summer Jams a “roaring success”

Brock Improv just held their final jam of the summer, but they’ve got their visions set on the upcoming school year.

After years of mediocrity, Smosh is back in full force

After nearly a decade of mediocre videos displaying a clear identity crisis, beloved YouTube brand Smosh has once again found its creative footing.

iPhone’s popularity extends beyond brand recognition

There are plenty of reasons to prefer Android smartphones, but Apple’s long-term success lies in several factors that competitors have failed to replicate. 

Criticizing popular subjects doesn’t make you more intelligent

Disliking popular things just because they’re popular doesn’t mean you’re morally or intellectually superior, it just earns you the reputation of being a frustrating contrarian

Why is Auston Matthews’ contract a win for the Maple Leafs?

Auston Matthews is now the highest paid player in the league, and it’s a win for the Leafs.

Previewing the top three Super Bowl favourites heading into week one of the NFL season

Highlighting the top Super Bowl contenders as the 2023-24 NFL season is just about to begin.

A look back at the Badgers’ 2022 outdoor season previewing expectations for this year

Forecasting expectations for each of the Badgers’ outdoor sports teams based on their 2022 season performances.

Editorial: Poilievre is right about that government planning works for the people

The staples of securing a middle-class life in Canada are becoming less realistic for millions of Canadians every year. Treating the disease and not the symptoms is important: rising inequality is not a Canada-specific problem, it’s a global market problem and market planning is the way out.

Master your digital calendar: Simplify university life and reduce stress

Learning how to effectively utilize digital calendars can optimize time management, reduce your stress levels and enhance your productivity as a Brock student.  
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