Academic honor societies provide support, community and networking for students within their field of study on campus. Bradley has these organizations for political science, English, psychology and many more. New to the Hilltop is the Zeta Eta chapter of Triota, an academic honor society for…
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Clothes are thrown away everyday as a result of the endless trend cycles, and consumerism only makes the problem worse. Sewsation Apparel Sustainability is a club that aims to combat this issue at the local level. Sewsation was founded two years ago by current president,…
Around 10 p.m. on April 17, a Williams Hall resident advisor called BUPD when they discovered that someone had urinated in the elevator. Upon arrival, officers found large urine stains on the elevator floor. The stains appeared to spell the number nine and the letters…
I’ve always been a numbers guy. I know it’s hard to believe that someone who studies sports communication can enjoy working with numbers, but it’s true. I was always in advanced math classes, always scored high on standardized math tests and math was even my…
Bradley University’s Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Walter Zakahi will be retiring at the end of this academic year, according to an email from University President Stephen Standifird on April 16. Standifird expressed his well wishes to Zakahi and reminded campus of the…
The first-ever lavender graduation (LavGrad) ceremony was held at the University of Michigan in 1995. Ronni Sanlo created the event for members of the LGBTQ+ community to have their own specific ceremony to honor their achievements. Bradley University’s student organization, Queer Coalition, held its first…
On April 17, a Bradley student living in an off-campus house on West Main Street contacted BUPD to assist them in locating a piece of mail that had been missing since April 13. The student had asked their roommates on multiple occasions if they saw…
During my sophomore year, I had a roommate who was a senior. He wasn’t around very often, but when I was able to catch a quick glimpse of him in between classes, he would tell me about all the tests, projects and presentations that he…
It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity. That seemed to be the sentiment shared across the board with those planning to travel to Dharamshala, India for the new January Term abroad courses. Starting this winter, students have the opportunity to sign up for Anthropology 101,…
While on campus, it’s vital for your voice to be heard and for members of student government to advocate for student needs. With that goal in mind, Student Senate announced new student body officers for the 2024-2025 academic year on Thursday. Sophomore political science and…