A seasonal outbreak of the stomach flu has hit Bradley. Medical Director of Health Services Dr. Jessica Higgs said there have been many students calling in with the stomach flu, but it hasn’t been more than any other year. “This is a fairly normal amount…
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The men’s basketball team picked up its 500th Missouri Valley Conference win on Tuesday, defeating Missouri State 71-60. With the win, the Braves became just the second MVC team to reach the 500-win plateau. Drake (511 wins) is the only other team with more Valley…
For a long four days in June, Nashville won’t be Tennessee’s premier city for musicianship and performance. That distinction, the multi-stage music festival known as Bonnaroo , will belong to the city of Manchester. The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival will take place June 11-14.…
Students and their brothers and sisters will have the opportunity to go to a variety of Disney-themed events during siblings weekend, which begins today. Siblings Weekend offers a variety of events, including parties, movies, karaoke, laser tag and tons of food. Freshman international business major…
No Alex Rodriguez has no place in the Hall-of-Fame. Bottom line – he cheated. I do have more respect for A-Rod then say, Barry Bonds, for admitting his mistakes. But that doesn’t make up for what he did. I have always been taught not to…
Music has the ability to capture many emotions, including anger, frustration, happiness or despair. All good music does this by taking the listener on his or her own personal journey to the top of a mountain or into the pits of hell. If you’re ready…
Tonight marks the third annual “Do You Want to Dance?” Easter Seals fundraiser hosted by BU Fellows. Junior special education major and Fellows President Katlyn Mueller said she hopes for a large turnout. “We do plenty of fundraisers throughout the year that go to support…
This weekend marks the half-way point of basketball’s regular season with the NBA All-Star weekend. The league’s superstars will come together for slam dunks, skills challenges, 3-point contests and an East vs. West showdown. Many teams are on the way to the playoff road, but…
After a full week of quantitative methods, chemistry and sociology, I had the chance to slip away with my friends to see the new romantic comedy, “He’s Just Not That Into You.” This long-awaited adaptation of the book, written by Greg Behrendt and Liz…
Bradley student Patrick Campbell spent last semester interning with former U.S. House speaker Newt Gingrich. Campbell, a triple major in political science, economics and a major that he produced himself through the individualized major program called “rhetorical studies,” attended the Fall Capital Semester program sponsored…