The Association of Residence Halls is teaming up with the Student Activities Office to form a committee of students to review the roommate survey. Last year at Speak Up! a student voiced concern about the survey, which is used to pair roommates based on compatibility…
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Most athletes set goals to start their seasons. Some set goals that are easily attainable to help build their confidence, and others dream big hoping to leave their names in the record books. Junior runner Katie Nowak has accomplished both in the short amount of…
“Taken” takes absolutely no effort. It begins, and it’s good, and it keeps going, and it’s good and then you’ll walk out and say “Hey, that was pretty good.” I could give you the entire plot synopsis and not spoil anything you didn’t already expect,…
The addition of massages to the Markin Family Student Recreation Center is a possibility, Director of Campus Recreation Mike Keup said. “Through the Health Center, physical therapy students are able to perform chair massages, although they are not certified yet,” he said. The idea for…
Going up against the two top teams in the Missouri Valley Conference, the men’s basketball team lost back-to-back games in heartbreaking fashion. It started Saturday when the Braves (13-10 overall, 7-5 MVC) battled back at Redbird Arena, giving the team a chance to win late…
The Rhythm Kitchen Music Cafe is a fun dining experience right on Peoria’s Riverfront. Boasting an excellent menu, service and overall atmosphere, the Rhythm Kitchen was opened by Shelley Lenzini in 1999. The idea of the Rhythm Kitchen was envisioned in the hopes of bringing…
The president’s cabinet will soon have three new members, thanks to the arrival of new vice presidents on campus. Vice presidents of enrollment management, marketing on campus and advancement are in the process of being added to the faculty. Vice President for Student Affairs Alan…
The women’s basketball team lost its fourth conference game in a row last Friday as it fell to Illinois State in front of a packed house at Illinois Central College’s Lorene Ramsey Gymnasium. Senior Kristi Cirone led the way for the Missouri Valley Conference-leading Redbirds…
The Best and Worst Commercials Everyone has a friend who claims he or she doesn’t care about the Super Bowl. He or she is above such petty entertainment as football and scoffs at the idea that anyone should view what is possibly the most-watched event…
Alpha Psi Omega, Bradley’s honorary theatre fraternity, will host its annual Drag Show on Saturday to raise money for Central Illinois Friends and Family of People Living With AIDS. The drag show has been Alpha Psi Omega’s largest philanthropic event, raising several thousand dollars for…