For the first time since Feb. 29, 2020, fans were able to see Bradley’s men’s and women’s basketball teams play publicly, live and in-person at the Red and White Scrimmage on Wednesday. Renaissance Coliseum played host to nearly 1,000 fans as they received their first…
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Welcome back to Study Break, just in time for midterm studying. Jade Sewell and Angeline Schmelzer discuss the latest news with the Zodiac Killer, the presidential proclamation for Indigenous People’s Day and ways to mitigate midterm stress.
The Bradley University Police Department (BUPD) officially released their security and fire safety report on Sept. 30, which shows statistics for on-campus incidents here in Peoria and in Los Angeles (Hollywood Semester campus) for 2020. The report, which discloses all information about the crimes that…
The alumni of Bradley University have served their communities in an endless variety of ways, but few of them have done so serving as incumbent state governors. On Oct. 1, Laura Kelly, governor of Kansas, spoke in the Peplow Pavilion of the Hayden-Clark Alumni Center…
Bradley men’s basketball took the first step of the 2021-22 campaign on Monday afternoon by conducting its first official day of practice. Following practice, senior forward Ja’Shon Henry and head coach Brian Wardle met with the media via Zoom. Here’s what you need to know…
Park Ridge, Illinois is a northern suburb of Chicago with a population of over 37,000 residents. The city was nicknamed “Brickton” because of the clay-deposited soil that it sits on, which allowed it to become a brick-making hub in its early days. Clay is formed…
I wasn’t a particular fan of the original “Venom” film from 2018. I didn’t like how the action was shot, I didn’t particularly like any of the characters and, overall, the film felt like it couldn’t decide on whether it wanted to take itself super…
The committee searching for Bradley’s first-ever Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) hosted a listening session for students over Zoom on Oct. 4. Students shared the qualities that they want present in the position. Tom Coy, executive director of student involvement, and Glen…
Bradley’s Department of Music made a large instrument donation to Manual High School in Peoria last month. Todd Kelly, chairperson for the department of Music, donated 13 cornets valued at $2,500 each. “These cornets are no longer being used at Bradley and they were going…
Bradley soccer isn’t feeling the heat ahead of a key match against Evansville tomorrow afternoon. The Braves fell in a 1-0 decision against No.18 Missouri State in their homecoming match on Oct. 2, but a closer inspection of the razor-thin loss shows good along with…