Bradley students made their move with their own board game. Junior interactive media majors Zachary Abbott, Arwen Boyer and Joshua Estill have been offered a publishing contract with Advanced Primate Entertainment (APE) Games, a board and card game publisher based in Houston, Texas, for their…
Posts published in October 2016
With the help of a grant from NASA, senior game design major Quentin Young is taking a new satellite project to infinity and beyond. Young is a member of one of three teams working on the satellite projects, called CAPSat (Cooling, Annealing and Pointing Satellite)…
Hurricane Matthew wreaked havoc in the last week or so, hitting the Caribbean islands and eastern United States pretty hard. For most people, that means barricading themselves inside until the storm passes, hoping the rest of their home’s possessions don’t suffer too much damage (and…
It was quite a run, wasn’t it? The San Francisco Giants have been the class of the MLB for the better half of this decade, winning three of the past six World Series. Obviously, the fun part about their championships was that the victories came…
If you’ve ever been to Center Court you’ve probably seen Evelyn Wilkerson manning the cash register, but what you might not know is she’s crisscrossed this country many times over. “I was born here in Peoria but lived all over; Texas, North Carolina, California and…
Kenny’s Westside Pub may have left its former home on Farmington Road, but the pub’s food, live music and Irish flair have moved with it to its new location at 112 Jefferson Avenue in downtown Peoria. Featuring a spacious area for live music shows as…
The Bradley volleyball team has seen its fair share of struggles to keep up with the grueling competition the Missouri Valley Conference presents. The tough times continued this past weekend as the team dropped a pair of matches at Missouri State and Wichita State in…
The Wall Street Journal recently ranked Bradley sixth in the nation and first in Illinois for student engagement among all four-year universities. The ranking considered student-professor interaction, the number of projects that involved collaboration amongst students, the degree to which students were pushed to think…
The Center for Learning Assistance bade farewell to the study files that were available to students as the staff shredded the archives before the start of the fall semester. The study files, which were kept on the third floor of the Cullom-Davis Library, allowed students…
A bulletproof black man in a hoodie out to do the right thing – that’s the logline of Netflix’s newest original Marvel series “Luke Cage.” Cage invites viewers to a world many people don’t see: a world of crime and injustice and of unity and…