Despite the warmer temperature , winter is far from over in the Midwest, and the Hilltop is prepared for continued severe weather conditions in the next few weeks. Bradley University follows the Inclement Weather Policy, which can be found under the Human Resources tab on…
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During the month of February, 12 Bradley students will have the opportunity to intern for NBC Sports to assist with the broadcast of the world’s largest sporting event. Since 2010, Bradley students have interned for NBC Sports, which offers students internship opportunities during both the…
Most people have never been out of the country, nor have they been offered a Division I athletic scholarship before. For assistant professor of sports communication Dunja Antunovic, both of these accomplishments are her reality. Currently, in her third year teaching at Bradley, she specializes…
For the spring semester, a number of new Student Senate seats are now vacant and in need of student representatives to fill them. Student senate is currently looking for one sophomore, two seniors and one at-large (any undergraduate student) senator. Interested students must have at…
The Movie Club will show “Stroszek,” a film about a German man recently released from prison. In pursuit of a better life, he leaves Europe and settles in rural Wisconsin with a ragtag group of unlikely friends. The 1977 film is directed by Werner Herzog.…
Millennials are notorious for not showing up in elections, but universities across the nation are making efforts to combat the young generation’s absence in the polls. For instance, in 2016, Northwestern University saw over a 15 percent increase in the number of students registered to…
“Seeing my family. It was nice to see my brother.” – Freshman nursing major Tessa Stovall “I went to Cuba. It was amazing.” – Freshman early childhood education major Azra Imperial “I got to see Wicked in Chicago.” – Junior mechanical engineering major Amanda Heard…
The previous home to business students was sacrificed for something greater this past summer, as Bradley executed the construction of the Business and Engineering Complex in place of Baker Hall. Displaced business students have used Campustown classroom accommodations, while the building is constructed until the…
Bradley raised $916,458 from 1,714 donors this week as it took part in the international Giving Tuesday event. This is the third year Bradley has participated in Giving Tuesday, and to date the university has raised over $3 million for scholarships and individual departments across…
“Annyeong-ha-se-yo” means “hello” in Korean. Students and faculty gathered in the Heitz Hall Commuter Lounge last Wednesday to learn more about Korean culture. Titled “Life in Korea,” the event consisted of International Studies Assistant Professor Jihyun Kim teaching the attendees various common greetings in Korean.…