Bradley Baseball’s Luke Mangieri stands at 6 feet 3 inches and weighs 215 pounds, but he is actually the smallest of his four brothers. Mangieri’s three brothers have all played Division I football. The family resides in Dunlap, Illinois, and represents the Peoria area well. …
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When we were younger, summers used to be filled with freedom. We had friends, we had TV and we had the carelessness a child ought to have. Now, summers are filled with preparation. With every plan for the future, along with every number being crunched,…
The Bradley men’s golf team finished 12th out of 13 teams at the NCAA Regional in Bryan, Texas on May 16 . This was the first time since 1955 that the men’s team had earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament. On the first day,…
On the weekend of April 27th, the last before our finals here on the Hilltop, Bradley students raced to Peoria movie theaters for a record breaking experience. By its third week of showings, Marvel’s latest blockbuster and fourth installment of the series, “Avenger’s: Infinity War,”…
Many upperclassmen are familiar with the blue bags distributed to their doors and giant blue bins that show up in each residence hall at the end of every school year. It brings convenience for students to donate their extra clothing and old furniture during the…
The words “cafeteria” or “dining hall” summon images of hair-netted lunch ladies slopping mysterious gray-ish brown lumps on your outheld lunch tray. Options typically include mystery meat or… mystery meat. Not at Geisert. At Bradley University, the mention of Geisert dining hall often brings about…
In the course of one semester, I’ve added four new illustrations to my once boring epidermis. My tattoos are not sketched flowers on my ankles or the names of ex-boyfriends, a portrait of my mother or Bible passages. My tattoos are stupid, admittedly. I had…
The car’s all packed up, you’re all cried out, and no matter how many hugs you’ve had, you’ll always need one more. Memories are flashing through your mind; you’d give anything for one more week,one more day. Yes, saying goodbye to your parents is hard…
Many faculty and staff members at Bradley choose to go above and beyond their official obligations to the university. One example of these individuals is credentialing coordinator for the College of Education and Health Sciences, Julie Schifeling. Schifeling’s responsibilities include federal and state reporting, reviewing…
This summer has marked the one year anniversary since Baker Hall, the building Bradley business students called home, was torn down to build a complex more advanced and convenient for both engineering and business majors. According to Lex Akers, the dean of the Caterpillar College…