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  • Kevin Mejias: What it means to be Brave

    Kevin Mejias has had an incredible journey — one including three countries, three languages and three schools. Amidst all the changes, Mejias has remained true to himself and found a home at Bradley. Mejias, a senior forward for Bradley’s soccer team, has become one of…

    Owen Dimpfl - Contributor September 13, 2024
  • Kendrick Lamar wants to ‘Watch The Party Die*’

    Hip-hop legend Kendrick Lamar dropped a surprise release via Instagram on Wednesday, his first musical offering since his viral nail-in-the-coffin diss track “Not Like Us.” Despite having no official name, audiences have dubbed the track “Watch The Party Die” due to its repetition throughout the…

    Rodrigo Trujillo - Assistant Voice Editor September 13, 2024
  • Look out Crumbl, Insomnia Cookies has come to town 

    College students have long held the reputation of pulling all-nighters. Whether it’s for studying, partying or something else entirely, they get hungry at some point. The issue of where to get food arises when students realize few restaurants are open as late as they are…

    Emmily Scumaci - News Editor September 13, 2024
  • Braves suffer bumpy end to non-conference play 

    After impressive performances against Western Illinois (2-3-1) and Purdue Fort Wayne (1-2-1), Bradley soccer (3-2-1) ran into tough matchups against nationally recognized teams Xavier 2-2-2) and Green Bay (4-2).  A test of Bravery  Thursday, the Braves faced arguably their toughest matchup of the season on…

    Latif Love - Sports Editor September 11, 2024
  • Smith Career Center prepares students for career fair

    With the first career fair of the semester coming up on Sept. 19, students will have the opportunity to seek out employment or internships.  This can be a nerve-wracking experience for some, given the significance and weight a well-written resume holds. The Smith Career Center…

    Davis Kinch - Copy Editor September 13, 2024
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Kevin Mejias: What it means to be Brave

Kevin Mejias: What it means to be Brave

By Owen Dimpfl - Contributor on September 13, 2024

Kevin Mejias has had an incredible journey — one including three countries, three languages and three schools. Amidst all the changes, Mejias has remained true to himself and found a home at Bradley. Mejias, a senior forward for Bradley’s soccer team, has become one of…

West Coast sends Bradley packing: Volleyball finishes 0-3 at UCI/Adidas Invitational

West Coast sends Bradley packing: Volleyball finishes 0-3 at UCI/Adidas Invitational

By Cristina Solano - Contributor on September 13, 2024

Last weekend, Bradley Volleyball secured three of 11 sets against Portland, Idaho State and UC Irvine at the UCI/Adidas Invitational in California.  The Braves started the invitational with a back-and-forth contest against Portland. The Pilots won the first set 25-18, but Bradley responded quickly, securing…

‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ answers the questions nobody wants to 

‘Tiny Beautiful Things’ answers the questions nobody wants to 

By Cassie Maxwell - Assistant News Editor on September 13, 2024

Bradley’s rendition of “Tiny Beautiful Things” provided the closure a typical advice blog fails to. The 70-minute script adaptation by Nia Vardalos of Cheryl Strayed’s book “Wild” came to the Hartmann Center from Sept. 5-8.  The story follows a woman, played by senior theatre performance…

Bradley guests enrich students’ learning experience 

By The Scout on September 13, 2024

Bradley hosted its first-ever TEDx event Wednesday night, presenting university faculty, entrepreneurs and government leaders to speak on a variety of topics.  This latest program is one example of many ways Bradley and its professors provide special guests, performers and alumni for the benefit of…

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