It’s the end of an era for Bradley as Lt. Sean Savage served his last day with the Bradley University Police Department on Wednesday. He announced on Twitter that it would be his last day at BUPD. “I came here a southern guy that had…
Posts published in March 2019
See all candidate profiles Bradley University students begin their descent into student senate elections. Candidates made their way to the stage to debate their opponents on why they should be elected. Four candidates are running for the student body president: Megan Brezka, Belal Kherallah, Camille…
Student Senate presidential candidate, Belal Kherallah, resigned from his position of chairperson of public relations after being asked to resign on Tuesday – six days before the election. The resignation request was sent by the Student Body Officers (SBO), who stated a list of the…
Two major issues have been identified regarding Bradley’s network over the past few weeks. There has been sporadic internet access and outages of access to many administration systems, according to chief information officer Zach Gorman. “In the last couple of weeks, there’s been some increased…
Speaker Byron Hurt stood in front of his audience, which was composed of hundreds of members of the Greek community and made two lists. He began one of them with “strong”, “masculine” and “tough” and the other with the words “sissy,” “weak” and “faggot.” Hurt…
In class, college students learn information that will help them in the workforce. The Smith Career Center exists to help these students with job skills beyond the classroom, and they provided an opportunity for learning this week with Bradley’s Soft Skills Symposium. The symposium, held…
Tony Seghetti thinks he’s still the same Bradley fan. Others may think differently once he shows them how the tattoo on his back of the Bradley B shield. Then, he would probably mention he got the tattoo because he made a promise in a post…
The Braves’ season ended March 21 following a 76-65 loss to No. 2 seed Michigan State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. By winning the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament, the Braves advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2006. Bradley…
Cancer has affected nearly everyone in some way. Whether you know someone who is battling or know of someone who has gone through it, you know the damage it can cause. I hope that one day people will no longer have to go through the…
Almost four years ago, Great Britain native Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye, nicknamed “DLO” in the basketball community, moved to the United States and joined Bradley hoping to make an impact. “When I got here [at Bradley], I wanted to leave my imprint on the program and just…