The Bradley community was deeply impacted by the sudden loss of marketing professor Dr. Edward Bond on Sept. 26. Since 1997, Bond has had a prominent presence on Bradley’s campus. He founded and became the director of the Supply Chain Institute at Bradley, in addition…
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Andrew Radicker put a spotlight on himself when he shared his story of bullying in a COM 103 speech. Growing up, Radicker, a sophomore math and computer science double major, was bullied for being autistic and dyslexic. He struggled with a lack of self-confidence until…
Bradley is celebrating Homecoming Week in its 125th year and has provided a home on the Hilltop for hundreds of thousands of students. The university has endured countless events, opportunities, struggles, and changes since its inception in 1897 as a school centered around watchmaking. In…
Students in Greek Life at Bradley hosted their very own lip sync and dance battle competition on Bradley’s campus this past week, in honor of Homecoming Week as well as Greek Week. Bradley’s NPHC sororities and IFC fraternities held the competition on Alumni Quad on…
I am no stranger to stress and anxiety. A majority of the time during the week, you will find me reorganizing my schedule in order to fit in another task that I need to rush off to in less than five minutes, or you could…
At 5 p.m. on Sept. 23 at Geisert Hall, a student reported that their roommate had stolen their debit card and was making purchases on Sept. 19 without their permission. The suspect claimed that they were using their own card, but text messages that the…
As this past week marked National Hazing Prevention Week for many American college campuses, Bradley’s Panhellenic Council organized a series of events for hazing awareness. A notable activity was a “film and education night” event that took place Sept. 21 in Neumiller Hall. The event…
As Banned Books Week takes place across America, Bradley’s Cullom-Davis Library is celebrating books that have been banned or challenged for their content from Sept. 18 through Sept. 24. Organized by the American Library Association for libraries across the country, Banned Books Week is designed…
At 11:55 p.m. on Sept. 21 in the Delta Tau Delta parking lot, an unknown suspect entered an unsecured vehicle and attempted to remove the vehicle from the lot. Nothing was reported stolen, but the suspect left a bag of marijuana, a large rock, a…
Car enthusiasts and Bradley students gathered at Founder’s Circle to attend the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Car Show, on Sept. 17. A wide variety of unique vehicles filled the circle, ranging from a 1956 Desoto Fireflite Sportsman and a 1985 Buick Riviera. “The idea…