With the tail end of the season approaching fast and no postseason berth possible, Bradley volleyball had its last home stand Saturday. It was tough competition for the Braves, as they played two of the tougher teams in the Missouri Valley Conference. The Braves fell…
Posts published in November 2015
Bradley will host 500 potential students and family members today as part of its first fall “Experience Bradley” visit day. “Experience” visit days are designed specifically for students that have been admitted to Bradley and are in the final stages of deciding on a college.…
This season, the men’s basketball team touts a number of new freshmen from all over the globe. However, the cross country teams did that before it was cool, as they’ve been establishing an international recruiting pipeline from the United Kingdom to Peoria. Currently, there are…
Bradley’s campus played host to a Torah scroll completion celebration Sunday. The event invited members of the Bradley and Peoria Jewish communities to celebrate the completion of the scroll with food, singing and marching throughout campus. “We just now completed a brand new Torah scroll,…
‘The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie’ By Nikki Duran I will be the first to admit that I was never the biggest fan of “SpongeBob” as a kid. However, when I saw “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie” on Netflix, I did what any other 19-year-old college student would…
Nominations for the “I Am Brave” award are now available. Students, faculty and administration can nominate a Bradley student who exemplifies leadership on campus until Dec. 19. “I Am Brave” is a leadership recognition program for Bradley students. The program recognizes student leaders who serve…
Tom Brady Austin Shone As the middle of the NFL season comes and goes, it’s no surprise who’s leading the pack in the AFC. Every year people ask when the Patriots are going to tank, but the answer always seems to be, “Not this year.”…
Jewish student group Hillel and the Muslim Students Association will host a collaborative service project for students across campus to participate in Nov. 23. According to Haroon Zahid, president of MSA, students of any faith will be able to stop by a Michel Student Center…
The Women’s Studies Program collaborated with the Bradley University Galleries to hold a reception for the “Gendered Perspectives” art exhibition in the Hartmann Center Gallery last night. “This exhibition is about showing art that explodes gender categories,” director of the Women’s Studies Program Amy Scott,…
