The Association of Latin American Students provided the opportunity to learn more about the issues and struggles Latina women face in America. A.L.A.S. hosted filmmaker and human rights activist Barbara Martinez Jitner Wednesday in the Student Center Ballroom. Jitner produced, “La Frontera,” a documentary about…
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Far from flying under the radar, one student group on campus has been busy all year with a variety of drug and alcohol campaigns. SOcial NORming (SONOR), a marketing and advertising group within the Wellness Program, focuses on creating campaigns that promote awareness about substance…
The Bradley University Registrar’s Office and Office of Computing Services are working on updating the DARS system for students. The DARS system is a document that lists academic curriculum for every major or minor that a Bradley student opts to pursue. The Registrar’s Office, which…
The Bradley University Speech Team recently took home its 16th consecutive state championship, with eight students receiving individual championship awards. Their “Night Before Nationals” showcase event will demonstrate to audience members the work speech team members have dedicated all year before heading to their national…
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion will sponsor a Diversity Leadership Conference from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 2 in Westlake Hall. All students with a passion for positive social change are encouraged to attend the conference and network with students who have similar…
Students can enjoy freshly made pastries, sandwiches, danishes and more with their java at Midnight Espresso, a local coffee shop. Ryan Smith, manager of Midnight Espresso, said the shop started by only selling coffee when it opened three years ago in its location at 3641…
The third floor of the library is kind of like the third-floor corridor in Hogwarts — filled with secrets and maybe a sorcerer’s stone or two. But, let’s get real. Not many students venture up to the third floor of the library unless they are…
The unexpected death of Justice Antonin Scalia (R) places a huge importance on the 2016 presidential race, according to one Bradley professor, as it leaves four members of the court Republicans and four Democrats. Craig Curtis, acting director of the Pre-Law Center, led a discussion…
• A resident advisor at University Hall was making rounds of the dorm rooms before spring break at 10:39 p.m. Friday, March 11, when he located a homemade stun gun in a male student’s room. The RA reported this to the Bradley University Police Department…
After serving ten years as the chairperson for the Department of Communication, Paul Gullifor is stepping down from the position this semester. “You just kind of know when it’s time,” Gullifor said. “Frankly, I’m tired, and it’s probably good for the department to have someone…