The clicking of heels and the clanging of jewelry is all one heard while waiting for the Black Student Alliance to put on its first fashion show Nov. 15 in Marty Theater. “It was a free fashion show just to put on a production for…
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All students are invited to fill out a survey concerning involvement in and perceptions of greek life at Bradley. Students may complete the survey for a chance to win a free iPad mini. Link to survey: http://bradley.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_6QMTLf7k0D55Ohn The deadline is Dec. 5.
From “Shrek the Ogre” to soap operas, two actors and a director shared their stories with Bradley’s theatre students Nov. 19 at Hartmann Center. Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts Dean Jeffrey Huberman invited actors Amro Salama and Eric Peterson, along with director Steve…
• Officers arrived at the 1300 block of Fredonia Ave. when one officer heard fighting noises coming from behind the residence’s fence Nov. 16 at 12:05 a.m. When the officers opened the fence door, five males ran inside, and someone threw an object out the…
The Pinterest Club hosted a Thanksgiving-inspired event Nov. 20 in Lydia’s Lounge called Thanksgiving Treast. Participants crafted Thanksgiving-themed button frames and treats. The crafts included Pilgrim hats, Nutter Butter treats and mini turkeys, each made of various foods. “All of our activities were ‘pinspirations,’ is…
The Bradley University Police Department is encouraging students living in off-campus housing to register with the Vacant House Watch program before leaving for Thanksgiving Break. While students are away, BUPD will include the patrolling of vacant homes in their everyday routes. All those who are…
The Student Activities Office and Admissions Department teamed up for a special night for visiting and Bradley students. The members, or “agents”, of Mission IMPROVable, Patrick, James, Bryce and Joey, are from Los Angeles and are now living in Chicago as professional actors. “We’ve had…
This past week, the Tunnel of Oppression increased awareness among students about issues including domestic abuse, sexual assault and racial discrimination, while offering suggestions on how to make a change. This year’s event added the Tunnel of Hope, which called students to be proactive in…
To contract Ebola, one must come in direct contact with bodily fluids of someone who is already sick with the disease. In 1976, an extremely infectious disease was discovered near the Ebola River in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo). Its outbreak spread to…
Senior Danielle Dyksterhouse made her directorial debut Thursday evening as “Proof” pulled back its curtains from the Hartmann Center stage. Interim Chairperson of the Department of Theatre Arts Scott Kanoff said Dyksterhouse is the first-ever undergraduate student to direct a main-stage play. “I chose Danielle…