‘The Running Man’ starts strong, but falters at the finish line
What do you get when you have a big-budget movie
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
November 21, 2025
Author: Sara Fessler
‘Frankenstein’ is good, but could it have been great?
A tale as old as time, or at least society,
Rome Tews - Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 21, 2025
Rapid Recap: Cross Country finishes strong at Midwest Regional
For the first time in eight years, Bradley men’s cross
Ian Manley - Contributor
November 21, 2025
Dan Moon appointed Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs
Bradley began the year with significant leadership roles to fill.
Scarlett Rose Binder - News Editor
November 21, 2025
Remembering and learning from those we’ve lost: Transgender Day of Remembrance
In recognition of Transgender Day of Remembrance on Thursday, Nov.
Aaron McWhorter - Contributor
November 21, 2025
It’s not just a boys club, it’s also a Girls Club
Simone Biles, Serena Williams and Ronda Rousey are just a
Davis Kinch - News Reporter
November 21, 2025
Bradley shooting suspect pleads not guilty at arraignment
Edward Traywick Jr., the 19-year-old male suspect for the Oct.
Scarlett Rose Binder - News Editor & Davis Kinch - News Reporter
November 21, 2025
Rapid Recap: Volleyball shows fight in matches against UIC and Valparaiso
Bradley volleyball wrapped up a competitive conference weekend with back-to-back
Cristina Solano - Contributor
November 21, 2025
TV makes no sense anymore, but neither do we
Just as Bradley students have begun trading therapy sessions for
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
November 21, 2025
Anime’s growing influence on American culture
Americans who watched anime from the 1990s to the 2010s
Anthony Edwards - Contributor
November 21, 2025
Students hope for gender inclusive housing
For many, signing up for housing and living in a dorm is quite simple: students pick out their top residence halls and know what floors
Sara Fessler
April 27, 2018
Student compositions performed by Bradley faculty
Music, when performed, is more than just notes on a page. A few black lines and scribbles on some paper may appear to be a
Sara Fessler
April 20, 2018
Humans of the Hilltop: Chrystal Pehm
When it’s 3 a.m. and it’s time to cram for an exam or finish up a paper at the Cullom-Davis Library, no one is ever
Sara Fessler
April 6, 2018
Competition inspires big ideas
Bradley students continued to demonstrate entrepreneurial enthusiasm during the second round of the Big Ideas Competition, hosted by the Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation,
Sara Fessler
March 30, 2018
It’s time to kill cancer
When I was 16 years old, something killed my dad. I never got to celebrate with him when I finally became an adult. He was
Sara Fessler
March 23, 2018
Local business to help build 9/11 monument
By September, one business in Peoria will help to complete a new national monument called “The Tower of Voices.” The U.S. National Park service is
Sara Fessler
March 23, 2018
Gone in 60: An ‘escape’ from school stress
Sixty minutes of adrenaline, anxiety and quick thinking – this isn’t a haunted house, and it’s not a horrifying exam, either. A few blocks down
Sara Fessler
February 23, 2018
Opportunities for education on the edge of campus
Across from Avanti’s on Main Street is a small brown building that many students might fail to notice if they aren’t looking for it. Otherwise
Sara Fessler
February 23, 2018
Humans of the Hilltop: Sophia Fishkin
Support systems are often a universal concept, but for some, they can mean finding strength and trust with some of the most interesting and lively
Sara Fessler
February 9, 2018
Humans of the Hilltop: ‘Art is a vehicle’ for local artist
The definition of art is considered by many to be a subjective thing. For one local artist, his definition came from looking inward. “[Art is]
Sara Fessler
February 2, 2018
