From the beginning of the season, Bradley cross country/track Coach Willy Wood and his team had one goal: win the Missouri Valley Conference championship. The women’s cross country team did just that last week, led by junior Caitlin Busch, who in doing so became the…
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Nintendo, a company known for keeping blurry-eyed kids awake until the wee hours of the morning, is now developing a product to monitor and improve people’s sleep schedule. In a recent corporate manager policy briefing posted on Nintendo’s website, company representatives stated that Nintendo is…
“Culture is pride. Pride is success.” This phrase serves as the motto for the Latin sorority of Sigma Lambda Gamma, an organization in the works of joining Bradley’s Panhellenic community. As president of Chicas: the interested ladies of Sigma Lambda Gamma, the official interest group…
Although the game will not count on the final record for the Bradley men’s basketball team, the Braves faced off in their lone exhibition game against Division III powerhouse Augustana College out of Rock Island, Illinois. From the initial tip, the Braves lacked a certain…
The women’s volleyball team is now undefeated in November. The Braves won their first match of the season by sweeping Evansville in three sets on Saturday after they were swept in three sets against Southern Illinois University (SIU) Friday. Sophomore Kelsey Cave got into double…
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…
I don’t know about you, but I am a huge fan of social media. I say this for many reasons, but mainly it’s for the fact that it gives all of us an opportunity to express ourselves and connect with others in many different ways.…
The school year started off with concern that typically comes with having low enrollment yet again, followed by the burden of budget cuts. Some projects, like the business-engineering convergence center or steps toward law school study, were put on hold again, several departments’ adjunct professor…
November is officially here, and the first thing that comes to mind when talking about this glorious month is Thanksgiving, or just overeating in general. For others, this month is about something a little different: body hair. Letting your body hair grow in November is…
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…