A new club has arrived on campus, one that supports not just dance, but some Steppin’. B Smooth Steppers is a club on Bradley’s campus devoted to teaching people how to dance. With a concentration on a style called Chicago Style Steppin’, the budding club…
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“… when people refer to the old mall and the new mall.” —Pat Winkler, junior marketing major “… when the radio stations stop working,” —Jessica Sauzameda, senior marketing major “… when you can smell Peoria … that magical Peoria smell ……
Music and education are both universal aspects of humanity. John Jost, professor of music and director of choral activities at Bradley University, has taken these two aspects through his life up to his forthcoming retirement. Having been a part of Bradley since 1989, Jost will…
After just over two weeks since the Parkland, Florida, school shooting, campus safety is currently one of the many topics at the forefront of national conversation. That conversation is continuing on Bradley’s campus in an effort to be prepared for emergency situations if they should…
The world of music is complex. It is one of intricacies and emotion, tangible prowess and abstract connection to something greater than the whole of us. Musicians are like mediums; they can connect with something that seems all but imperceptible to the rest of us,…
One of the saddest moments in my life wasn’t sad at the time. I was six years old. My mom, my brother Ryan and I were sitting in the living room watching TV. Something seemed quite strange and different for a day or two. Hell,…
With the winter season in full swing, students often grab the warmest jacket they can find; regardless of how puffy and ugly it may look. One well-hidden business offers stylish clothing options for any occasion, even for enduring below-freezing temperatures. Blue Boutique, located in the…
Everyone has them. That one guilty pleasure of a film that is so tasteless, so undeniably bad that we fear our mothers will disown us for our poor judgment in life. One brave soul in the halls of Bradley University proudly features them. Christopher Noonan,…
From the fields of the South, to a bus on Montgomery and even to present day – a human design flaw looms over mankind’s ability to coexist. David Billings, historian and author of “Deep Denial: The Persistence of White Supremacy,” visited Bradley on Monday to…
Bradley’s Department of Theater Arts opened its second production of the Fall 2017 season, a performance which consists of various short plays, all authored by playwright David Ives. “English Made Simple,” the production’s titular short play, follows Jack and Jill, a couple that endures a…