Since 1938, the Bradley basketball team has had eight games in which they shot below 35 percent from the field, under 20 percent from three and were outrebounded by seven or more. They’ve lost every single time. In fact, a Division I team has only…
Bradley’s “Into the Woods” garnered a good deal of excitement when it opened last weekend. Tickets flew as the community anticipated the university’s first musical production in eight years to be a milestone worth witnessing. And it was. The production was full of heart –…
Bradley walked out of halftime up ten against Central Michigan – firmly in control of its first home game of the season. On the first possession after the break, the Chippewas threw the ball to center Nathan Claerbaut, who got deep post position on senior…
Two-hundred and seven days ago, Bradley women’s basketball played their final game of the 2024-25 season, losing in the second round of the MVC tournament to Murray State. Now, the Braves enter their fourth year in the Coach Pop era. With only four and six…
The small press conference was quiet as the players filed in and took their seats. The room was clouded by disappointment after the Braves blew a 16-point lead to end their longest season since 1954. There were no tears – they’d shed those after a…
As you walk into Bradley’s shootarounds, you’re engulfed in action. The sound of balls hitting the court all at once fills the gym, making it hard to concentrate. Players are stretching, working on their ball-handling or getting shots up before coach brings them together for…
For two weekends, in the middle of Bradley’s campus, a magical world awaits; behind the Hartmann Center doors, in the Meyer Jacobs Theatre, you can be transported “Into the Woods.” The beloved musical, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, intertwines several Brothers Grimm fairy…
Bradley women’s basketball played their first game of the season on Tuesday, taking on NAIA outfit Judson at Renaissance Coliseum and winning by a convincing 61-point margin. The Braves were close to triple digits on the scoreboard, putting up 94 points in 40 minutes. Every…
Inspiration can go a long way. Often, people may not take action or work towards a common goal because they feel it may not serve a purpose. This is where the Office of Global Studies and Initiatives steps in. On Nov. 5, students were invited…
‘Dispatch’ turns superhero duty into a desk job
Not every hero wears a cape – some wear a headset. In “Dispatch,” AdHoc Studio’s new choice-driven narrative adventure, you play as a washed-up superhero trying to find meaning behind a desk. It’s a story about redemption, clarity and what happens when the world moves…