Bradley women’s basketball head coach Kate Popovec-Goss has accepted a
This April, Bradley’s interactive media department will host its 13th
Looking to end their nine-game skid, Bradley baseball began their
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The Braves returned home for a three-game series against the
On March 23, an Aramark employee working in Williams Hall
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Note: This article is a part of the April Fool’s
Over a month after their last tournament, Bradley men’s golf
When author Lorissa Rinehart asked her audience of Bradley students
In late April 2025, Pekin City Council announced its plan
With the first weekend of March Madness concluded, the field
Alex Huibregtse stared at the table while reporters asked him
I can’t vividly remember the last thing I said to
The work of Bradley’s student senate is crucial. Not just
After splitting its last two games against Evansville and Illinois
Entering the weekend on a three-game winning streak, Bradley baseball
On Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese planes bombed Pearl Harbor. The United States had stayed out of World War II up to that point, but the
After former president of South Africa Nelson Mandela died last December, world leaders mourned the loss of a champion for Civil Rights. Several United States
The Peoria City/County Health Department recently released health inspections from December, and the Michel Student Center scored poorly. The inspection, which is based out of
With the help of fireworks, smoke and a Bradley Braves win, Kaboom! the gargoyle mascot debuted at the men’s basketball game Saturday night.
The new mascot has a lot of his- tory to live up to, and it’s not going to be easy. Bradley’s gargoyle mascot will be
University President Joanne Glasser’s base salary jumped nearly 12 percent during the 2011-2012 academic year, making her the eighth highest paid private university president in
The Activities Council of Bradley University (ACBU) announced Wednesday the spring concert performer cancelled, leaving the council just weeks to find a replacement. We don’t
For the six Olympic interns heading to Sochi, Russia, the National Broadcast Company (NBC) and Bradley have taken measures to ensure their safety while overseas.
When tornadoes rocked areas surrounding Peoria Nov. 17, the Bradley community reacted quickly to help out. One freshman class is still finding ways to support
Even though Julia Janes never officially began student teaching, her cousin Lexie Brasen said Janes educated her family, friends and the Bradley community tremendously. “She
