A Bradley student was approached by an unknown suspect with a handgun outside of the Student Apartment Complex at approximately 11:23 on Friday night, according to a campus safety alert email sent by Bradley University Police Department. The email describes that the student was entering…
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The 2010s was a momentous decade in Bradley’s history. Some events that took place redefined how students learned and how campus looked. To close out 2019, here are 10 significant stories that took place in the past 10 years. August 2012 – Renaissance campaign completed…
“We need to break open the door and take a seat at the table.” Chicago mayor, Lori Lightfoot said. Lightfoot is the first African American female and first openly gay person to be elected mayor of the City of Chicago. She spoke on “Leading Chicago…
At the general assembly meeting on Monday, Student Senate elected its new director of administration after senate removed its former director during an impeachment trial on Nov. 11. Student Senate’s chief of staff, Emma Hoyhtya, described the impeachment as difficult, but she said it is…
Student Senate has been pushing towards focusing on policy rather than programming. This semester, the senate experienced some turnover and each committee has been working on several initiatives that will continue next semester. Despite the challenges and transitioning period that turnover presented, chief of staff…
• Identical notes were found in bathrooms in Bradley Hall and the student center containing philosophical discussions and commenting on the recent security alert involving Olin Hall. The notes specifically stated they were not threats. • A female panhandler placed her bookbag on the trunk…
Tony Bedenikovic is impacting students one math problem at a time. “My favorite part is being in the classroom and talking about cool ideas, trying to explain them in an accessible way,” Bedenikovic said. “There are so many good interactions back and forth with the…
There is an award reserved for brilliance among Illinois’ higher education, and this year, that award was given to Bradley University’s own Rhome Apton. On Nov. 16, Apton, senior civil engineering major, received the Abraham Lincoln Civic Engagement Award. Since 1975, the award has recognized…
Though the nooks and crannies of the Pleasant Hill Antique Mall are packed with fascinating objects, owners Bob and Betty Johnson both agree that the most interesting thing in the place is a Johnson Log Cabin Coffee Bin from 1912. “They had a great name,…
Run Santa run The 5k Santa Claus race will take place Dec. 14 at 8 a.m. in the Northwoods Mall. Registration includes a five-piece santa suit, collectible ornaments and award medals for the top runners. Tickets for suit sizes are $40 for children, $45 for…