Bradley brings Ep!c advocacy to campus
Advocacy is a necessary component of society as it ensures
Advocacy is a necessary component of society as it ensures
WARNING: CONTAINS HEAVY SPOILERS In 2023, Blumhouse presented the Five
In 1995, social psychologists Mahzarin Banaji and Anthony Greenwald defined
“We’ve got to shoot the ball more confidently in this
Bradley women’s basketball spent their Thanksgiving weekend in Fort Myers,
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Before 2019’s “Knives Out,” writer/director Rian Johnson had a somewhat
The final College Football Playoff rankings are next week, and
Everyone has their go-to streamer. Whether you’re watching for a
On April 3, 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his ‘I’ve Been to the Mountaintop’ speech in Memphis, Tennessee. Upon returning to his motel room,
These days, interacting with others has become more of a game, as it appears that many would rather spend time fishing for likes, retweets and
Once again, the Oscars have managed to drum up a lot of buzz as many eagerly await to see who takes one of the little
The men’s basketball rivalry game against Illinois State was Bradley’s first home sporting event since Michael Cross announced his resignation earlier this week. Fans and
When Bradley’s Athletic Director Michael Cross announced his resignation Feb. 16, he also announced the end of a five-year tenure during which Bradley’s athletic department
They say that once you put something on the Internet, it’s there forever. Anyone who has any form of social media is theoretically pulling a
From Meinen to Markin, student organizations are constantly in search of on-campus venues to host events. Though seemingly simple, this task can present problems of
With the retirement of President Joanne Glasser arrives the end of her monthly office hours, where she invited students to have one-on-one chats on any
As a gender equalist who is afraid to use the word “feminist” because of its extreme 1970s connotation, I have something to say. I venture
In between hectic extracurricular schedules and maintaining a social life, students sometimes forget the true purpose of college: to get a degree that leads to