When tornadoes rocked areas surrounding Peoria Nov. 17, the Bradley community reacted quickly to help out. One freshman class is still finding ways to support each other, even after the smoke has cleared. Communications Professor Jan Frazier said students in her linked speech and English class are passionate to give, […]
Cold shooting, missed layups and lack of composure doomed the Bradley men’s basketball team in an inexcusable 72-66 loss against IUPUI Wednesday night at the Renaissance Coliseum. IUPUI was 1-7 coming into the game with its lone win coming over a NAIA team. The loss is one of the worst […]
Women’s basketball falls to EIUDown to seven dressed players for the game, the Bradley women’s basketball team faced a tough challenge against Eastern Illinois in part one of the Wednesday night doubleheader at Renaissance Coliseum. The Braves could not handle the Panthers of EIU, even after overcoming a deficit of 16 points and ended […]
One-on-One: Who is the best freshman in NCAA basketball?Julius Randle Benjamin Franklin once said, “In this world there is nothing that is certain except death and taxes.” I feel you can probably add a third certainty to that: a Kentucky Wildcat will go early in the NBA draft. In John Calipari’s five seasons at UK, a Wildcat has […]
Fans, friends and family continue to mourn this week following the unexpected death of actor Paul Walker. The well known “Fast and Furious” actor was pronounced dead on Saturday afternoon in North Hollywood following a gruesome car crash that killed both him and his driving team partner, Roger Rodas. In […]
P- TOWN HAPPENINGSLate Night BU: Blizzard Bash – Dec. 10 The final Late Night BU of the semester will wash away all those finals worries. Sleigh rides, reindeer displays, laser tag, dodgeball, video game competitions, bingo and decorating cookies are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to all the […]
BOUND FOR GREATNESSThe man may have a seriously questionable messiah complex, but it’s hard to argue that Kanye West doesn’t deserve his untouchable status. Yes, yes, I am aware he is a bit of a jackass, but this jackass bares the title of Genius in my book. He has made a living […]
It’s kind of unusual that Bradley’s Cullom-Davis Library received a No. 1 ranking in the Princeton Review’s Best Colleges publication. Except that it was for the “This is a Library?” category. The Princeton Review’s level of clarity on what is opinion and what is factually-based is not of the best […]
Reflection on a Bradley careerIt is Scout tradition for seniors to write farewell columns. At first, I didn’t want to do it. How could I sum up my four years at Bradley in less than 600 words? It seemed impossible. All the memories, the moments, the good times and the bad. I stared at […]
Editorial 11.22.13: Bradley gives to storm victims, will it continue?This week, we’ve seen destruction. We’ve seen houses reduced to piles of plywood, water mains shredded and cars overturned. We’ve seen loss, not only of life but of memories, loss of the past through cherished belongings. We’ve seen mighty buildings, trees and monuments kneel before winds and hail. But something […]