The women’s golf team finished its fall campaign with a second place finish at the Spider Invitational in Richmond, Virginia. The two day, three round tournament featured some of the best women’s golf teams in the country. Sophomore Natalie Wisniewski said she was pleased with…
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Athletes today rarely get into the news for anything academically but poor performances in the classroom, Bradley senior basketball player Dodie Dunson is one of those few. Dunson’s path to wearing a Bradley uniform may have never happened if he hadn’t been diagnosed with a…
Where were you on Sept. 11? Ten years later, and most Americans can still answer that question with striking clarity. For then juniors Ted Burger and Reggie Bustinza, they were students at Bradley, preparing to begin the day as if it were any other Tuesday.…
After 13 years of planning, funding and waiting, Bradley Hillel finally has its new, and hopefully permanent, home on 1532 Fredonia Ave. “We just moved in [last] Thursday,” faculty advisor of Hillel Seth Katz said. “On Friday, 70 people showed up for dinner, and 60…
Starting January, Bradley students will have the opportunity to spend a semester studying and working in Hollywood. “This is a great opportunity to participate in a career development internship,” BJ Lawrence, Associate Dean of the Slane College of Communication and Fine Arts, said. “Students will…
Construction on the new, eco-friendly Westlake Hall is well under way, and while the architecture will echo the original building design, technological capabilities will see a vast improvement. With six times as much space as the original Westlake building, the new facility will be home…
One of the things that has made the Internet such a viable place for news junkies is the rate at which stories appear, are dissected and then passed on. It’s a world that in one way, allows us to have all the information we would…
Commitment, truth and relationships are intimidating for most, but Jesse Reynolds is not running in the other direction. He expresses many of his ideas in his new book “The Truth Behind a Lie: The Road to Commitment,” published this past spring. Reynolds, a senior accounting…
I’ll admit it. I never saw any official word that the GCC labs would be making the change this year and only knew about the modifications through various faculty members. And I also didn’t know the desktop machines wouldn’t be replaced. But you can’t tell…