As the race for the 2014 midterm elections began, many college students were caught asking, “What election?” According to Harvard University Institute of Politics survey, only about a quarter of voters between the ages of 18 and 29 said they planned to vote in Tuesday’s…
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As an undergraduate clinical psychology student, Amy Bacon took interest in working in simulation labs. Upon her arrival to Bradley as a psychology professor, Bacon used that same passion to provide learning opportunities for her students. For the past two years, the psychology department has…
Thirty-five years ago, the word “breast” couldn’t be said in public. For women with breast cancer, this led to decreased care and a stigmatized lifestyle. People would cross the street to avoid breast cancer victims, according to speaker Nancy Brinker. Brinker, founder of the Susan…
Student Senate is still 10 seats short of filling its General Assembly, now more than two months after elections in September. Although they have passed several resolutions concerning campus network improvements and fee change notifications, they still haven’t accomplished this basic requirement, even by their…
Get out the togas, and ready the chariots: Greek Week is here. Keeping with tradition, the festivities began with a motivational presentation. This year, author and popular speaker TJ Sullivan took the stage. Sullivan spoke twice on Nov. 3; once to the general student population…
On Sept. 26, the Muslim Student Association held its annual “Fast-A-Thon” event. The purpose of the event was to bring students together in celebration of fasting while raising awareness about world hunger and discussing the Islamic tradition of fasting. Fast-A-Thon is not new to Bradley,…
The Tunnel of Oppression has provided cultural awareness to campus through interactive tours since 2005. The event will return with new features Nov. 10 to 13 in the Student Center Ballroom and is open to students, faculty and staff. New this year to the program…
On Nov. 1, the Lincoln Academy Student Laureate Program recognized senior psychology major Brian Deal for his achievements in curricular and extracurricular activities. Deal was invited to Springfield to be inducted into the program and to meet with the 51 other award winners. After the…
Students got the opportunity to find out exactly what goes on in Heuser Oct. 31, when the art department offered campus-goers and high school students free access to the art building. With a surrealist theme in the Halloween spirit, there was a multitude of artistic…
The days are whizzing by as students wait in anticipation for the Nov. 14 concert, when five-time Grammy nominee, Wiz Khalifa, performs at 9 p.m. in Renaissance Coliseum. This is Bradley’s first hip hop artist since 2010 when Lupe Fiasco performed on campus, and ticket…