The Bradley women’s volleyball team is staring elimination in the face. After two losses this weekend at Evansville and Southern Illinois, it now find itself with a five-match deficit for the six seed in the Missouri Valley Conference standings. In order for the Braves to…
Posts published in November 2016
Jamie Livaudais has made her mark on the Bradley volleyball team during her time in Peoria. The 6’1” junior from Fenton, Missouri, has been one of the Braves’ best outside hitters, accumulating 573 kills throughout her career. At a young age, Livaudais began to play…
Former Bradley students will return to the Hilltop at 7 p.m. Nov. 7 to discuss their post-graduation experiences. “A Look Into The First Year Out: Alumni Tell All” will feature Q-and-A sessions about topics such as starting a business, moving to a new city and…
The Department of Political Science is hosting an election night viewing party at 7 p.m. Nov. 8 in Michel Student Center Ballroom. Live election results will be screened to attendees. Free food and drinks will be provided and all are welcome to attend. Contact Megan…
The Syrian refugee crisis was brought closer to home as Syrian native Qutaiba Idlbi discussed the challenges of being a refugee in America during an election year. Idlbi addressed a packed Neumiller hall, filled with students, faculty and members of the community. The event was…
Let’s get this out in the open – the men’s basketball team is not going to be very good this year. We’ll be lucky to win 10 games total, and anything more than three wins in the conference will be a step in the right…
Name: Kyle Stone Where you went: Osaka Hibachi and Sushi Bar, 5201 W. War Memorial Drive What you had: Spicy salmon roll, spicy crab roll, alaskan roll Price: $10.50 What you thought: Fixed in the front of the Shoppes at Grand Prairie outdoor mall, Osaka…
The greek community fostered a night of leadership as they brought two speakers to campus. Lori Hart, the senior director of Prevention Initiatives for Pi Kappa Phi National Headquarters, ran the workshop and gave the 7:30 p.m. presentation titled “YOU be YOU: A Discussion on…
Tens of thousands of people tuned in Nov. 2 to watch Game 7 of the World Series – a historic matchup between the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians. No matter the result of the game, it would be the end of a dry…
The Department of Communication is currently taking strides to accommodate those who are deaf and hard of hearing by inviting sign language interpreters to all of their public events. So far, there have been two events where a sign language interpreter was present – during…