Three men walk into a ballroom – an author and two sports commentators with six Emmy awards combined. This isn’t the setup of a joke, it’s the panel of speakers hosted by the Department of Communication’s 2022 Steiner Symposium. The Steiner Symposium was an all-day…
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Being a mentor to someone who is still growing up can be challenging, but members of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America have been making it look easy for over 100 years. Big Brothers Big Sisters is a mentorship organization that was first established in…
A cluttered layout, inconsistent fonts, hard to read text, confusing menus, unintuitive buttons and more. How many times have you had to reap the frustrating consequences of poor design choices? If only there was someone to fix all of this. Surprise! That’s what a user…
At 11:18 p.m. on Nov. 12 in the Business and Engineering Convergence Center, the suspect that had previously tore an all gender bathroom sign off the wall returned the sign by taping it back up. Bradley University Police Department contacted the suspect and told them…
How many times have you been procrastinating doing homework, working on a project, learning a language or even doing the dishes? Or how many times have you been distracted by what you want to do or what you could be doing instead of what you…
When searching for a college to spend the next four years of a person’s life, safety is one of the more important factors that both students and parents search for. Questions such as “Will my child be safe?” and “Will their belongings be safe?” are…
Her Campus strives to give women and other interested students a safe space to express themselves through writing. The organization has chapters at colleges across the country that help publish a magazine written by college women for college women. In just its second year of…
Everyone has someone. Winnie-the-Pooh has Christopher Robin, Harry Potter has Ron, Sherlock has Watson, the list goes on. You can’t write a story without a supporting cast, right? This is the thought that has haunted me through attending four schools and during countless sleepless nights.…
At approximately 6 p.m. on Nov. 9 at the Cullom-Davis Library, a non-Bradley affiliated suspect told employees that their jacket had been stolen. The suspect became agitated at the way employees were “looking at them,” and began yelling at the employees and calling them homophobic…
Allison Joseph, a poet of Caribbean descent, visited Bradley on Nov. 3 in the Wyckoff Room of the Cullom-Davis Library to present a reading of her own poems and her husbands to students. In her lifetime, she has written over 15 poetry pieces and books,…