In and out of the Doghouse: Drake halts win streak at 4
The Tuesday night contest was tight with 7:07 left in
The Tuesday night contest was tight with 7:07 left in
The purpose of Black History Month can be described in
With over a year left before the 2020 Presidential Election,
Bradley graduate and professional goalkeeper Logan Ketterer has found himself
Five Bradley alumni attended their first meeting as members of
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a serious condition that many veterans
The Black History speech showcase on Feb. 15 stood in
Led by record-setting performances at the plate, the Bradley Braves
Propelled by strong pitching and consistent hitting, Bradley took two
Bradley Athletics is offering their first ever Women in Sports
The Black Student Alliance is hosting their annual Black Excellence
Kelly Uchima, an eating disorder recovery and body acceptance advocate,
In the midst of the coldest months of the year
First Ascent Peoria will be staying open after hours, from
Whether it’s tragedy or politics, news can sometimes make us
One student organization will shine a new light on renewable energy with the addition to solar panels to their campus building. Bradley’s chapter of the
A new Bradley organization has been created to provide cross-cultural communication on campus. The Dinner Club will be opening the conversation about culture and diversity.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Jan. 27 banning many foreigners – and refugees – from entering the United States. Citizens of Iran, Iraq,

With shelves stocked with mugs sporting a variety of crests and racks lined with lettered sweaters, University Shop has served the needs of Bradley greeks

Bradley Sculptures on campus A.J. Robertson statue After the demolition of the Robertson Memorial Field House in 2008, two Bradley professors decided to keep the
An officer was dispatched to the Campustown Subway after a male non-student refused to pay for his food at 9:08 p.m. Jan. 26. When the

For many, the opportunity to travel to a foreign destination is a rare one. Every year, hundreds of Bradley students choose to study in another
Dr. Kathryn A. Hain will give a presentation on the history of women in slavery at 6 p.m. Feb. 7 in the Wyckoff Room of
Newbery Medal winner and New York Times Bestselling author Matt de la Peña will present a live reading of his work at 7:30 p.m. Feb.

According to one student, the Bradley theatre community may be a small group, but it is definitely a lively one. For senior theatre arts major