Former sports communication major Lauren Watts (’14) is racing her way to the top as an intern for the nation’s largest philanthropic half-marathon, the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon. The 500 Festival, a not-for-profit organization, coordinates and executes different events throughout Indianapolis, Indiana to promote the…
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Bradley’s Epsilon Kappa chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. hosted its 23rd Annual Winter Comedy Show, featuring comedian DeRay Davis Jan. 24 in Renaissance Coliseum. The show opened with comedian Wil Sylvince, a New York native who has appeared on Comedy Central, HBO’s “Def…
To contract Ebola, one must come in direct contact with bodily fluids of someone who is already sick with the disease. In 1976, an extremely infectious disease was discovered near the Ebola River in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo). Its outbreak spread to…
As the race for the 2014 midterm elections began, many college students were caught asking, “What election?” According to Harvard University Institute of Politics survey, only about a quarter of voters between the ages of 18 and 29 said they planned to vote in Tuesday’s…
The Communications Department received a high-definition makeover in its studios through an ongoing grant from the John C. Hench Foundation, which allows students to practice with technology they will see in professional settings. Initiated in May 2014, the project sprang from a long-standing friendship between…
Delta Tau Delta hosted its first full week of philanthropic activities beginning Sept. 29. The organization raised money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s (JDFR) efforts to find a cure for type 1 diabetes. Delta Tau Delta Philanthropy Chair Ryan Gutchewsky said the week serves…
This year’s band concert brought a classical, yet modern sound to the Alumni Quad Friday, Sept. 19. Bradley’s Symphonic Band, Wind and the Jazz Ensemble’s performance presented a mixture of traditional sophistication with an edgy new style of music. Chairperson for the Department of Music…
Former Bradley electrical engineering students have developed a rechargeable battery, bringing technology one step closer to wireless freedom. The Wireless Power Transfer Freedom project, which began as the senior project of May 2014 graduates Sergio Sanchez, Tyler Hoge and Elie Baliss, evolved into a yearlong…
This year’s fall musical has sprung into action, bringing with it a few twists. Freshman Zach Olson takes the stage as the leading male in Bradley’s modern rendition of the 19th century musical “Spring Awakening.” A Wisconsin native, Olson said he was inspired by his…