For two weekends, in the middle of Bradley’s campus, a magical world awaits; behind the Hartmann Center doors, in the Meyer Jacobs Theatre, you can be transported “Into the Woods.” The beloved musical, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, intertwines several Brothers Grimm fairy…
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The semester has flown by and is nearing its end. As spring registration approaches and final exams rear their ugly heads, it’s common for students to experience stress, but turning to creative outlets can ease these end-of-semester anxieties. With this in mind, Active Minds invited…
The Bradley biology department’s semester seminar drew a full classroom of students for senior biology major Helen Ratchford’s presentation on coral reefs in the Caribbean Seas. Past seminars hosted at Olin Hall have ranged from guest speakers presenting projects to departments collaborating to demonstrate energy…
Inspiration can go a long way. Often, people may not take action or work towards a common goal because they feel it may not serve a purpose. This is where the Office of Global Studies and Initiatives steps in. On Nov. 5, students were invited…
Grief changed me. Grief is something absolutely nobody can understand unless they have personally experienced it. Sometimes even those who have experienced grief don’t fully understand it. That’s where I stand today. It’s been about seven months since my childhood best friend took his own…
On Nov. 5 at 6:52 p.m., BUPD officers responded to a panic alarm activated by a female employee in the Michel Student Center. The employee reported a conflict with a male coworker, alleging that he has consistently confronted multiple female employees, trying to intimidate them…
Halloween doesn’t have to be scary; it can also be sweet. That’s the beauty of being able to choose between tricks and treats. At Bradley, Women in Business (WIB) and the Association of Latino Professionals For America (ALPFA) chose treats this year. On Thursday night,…
Screams echoed throughout Wyckoff Hall the night of Oct. 25, as students braved the terrors of the Bradley Hall Council’s haunted house. These Braves formed a long line outside the hall. While only a few wore costumes, each was prepared to see how iconic horror…
Advocating for voices that aren’t heard. A phrase that sums up Paul Nolley’s campaign. On Wednesday night, the Democratic candidate for Illinois’ 16th congressional district spoke to students and the Peoria community in Neumiller Hall. To start, Nolley gave a speech providing insight into his…
There’s a strange kind of silence that follows graduation – the one that sets in after the hugs, the smiles and the final “We’ll keep in touch.” You expect the noise to come back, the same laughter and chaos from your past, but it doesn’t.…