Podcasts are a hugely underrated medium. They’re free, focused on whatever niche you’re into and fun to listen to. If you haven’t jumped on the podcast bandwagon just yet, let me catch you up with these: “#Millennial Podcast (The Hashtag is Silent)” – This podcast…
Posts published in November 2015
Fraternity and sorority life is a topic that has reached the eyes and ears of many across the nation due to hazing incidents and other forms of misconduct reported in the media. This Thursday’s Crossfire discussion aimed to address this issue on Bradley’s campus. The…
After an exciting start to the season where the Bradley soccer team started off 4-0 in conference play and looked like the favorite to win the Missouri Valley Conference, the Braves suffered a letdown Friday. The No. 2 seed Braves were knocked out of the…
As the fall semester comes to a close, many organizations are either changing leadership or beginning to consider their successors. Newly elected student leaders are left floundering in the wake, wondering where they should turn. “I think that an issue with a lot of campus…
At Student Senate’s Speak Up event Monday, many questions were left unanswered, largely because of the low turnout by key administrators with both the Provost and Director of Athletics absent. This led to a low volume of answered questions, and many of the answers avoided…
Bradley’s American Marketing Association began its second annual toy drive this week that will run until Dec. 9. The toy drive supports the Children’s Home of Peoria by donating toys and money to the organization. Becca Walczak, president of AMA, said she is happy to…
Fresh Slice, Bradley’s hospitality student organization, brought out all the ingredients to serve students at the third annual Brave Chef competition last Sunday in the Student Center Ballroom. Four teams competed and were tasked with making an appetizer, entree and dessert for judges to taste.…
Any time there is a tragedy in our lives, we are left with questions. We are left looking for an explanation – someone or something to blame. We search for the reason, any reason, that something of this magnitude could happen. That is what we…
This Monday, Bradley students of all races joined outside Bradley Hall in a solidarity protest against the recent events at the University of Missouri. Standing outside in rainy 40-degree weather, students held signs and chanted in unison as others either walked briskly past to their…
Before you read any further, I feel obligated to share with you that I don’t know much, if anything, about One Direction. I’m aware of the basics (like what the guys’ names are and a couple of their popular songs), but anything outside of that…