At approximately 10 p.m. on Monday, a non-Bradley affiliated victim was robbed at gunpoint near the intersection of West Bradley Avenue and North Duryea Place, according to a safety alert issued by Bradley University Police Department. BUPD’s alert details that an unknown male suspect approached…
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Last week, faculty and staff of both business and engineering colleges received an email announcing the opening the new Business and Engineering Complex is now delayed to October. The complex was originally scheduled to open for the fall semester classes in August. The email was…
Bradley student Nathan Harris, 19, and his brother Jason Harris, 16, were shot by their mother Jamie Jones, 43. Jones then set their house on fire and fatally shot herself, according to the DuPage County Sheriff’s Office. In the evening of July 12, DuPage Sheriff’s…
The Bradley University speech team will return one of its national championships won this past school year. The American Forensics Association (AFA) decided to disqualify a Bradley duo interpretation speech, a rule prohibits student participants from editing a script, thus dropping the team two points…
Bradley University president Gary Roberts announced his plan to retire in May 2020 when his contract expires. Roberts made the announcement the day after the May commencement ceremony. As of May, Bradley will start a nationwide presidential search for his replacement. Roberts graduated from Bradley…
It’s hard not to notice the construction that has taken over Baker Quad and the cranes surrounding the site. The once-visible endoskeleton of a building can now be recognized as the new Business and Engineering Complex. Baker Hall was demolished two summers ago to make…
When living in Peoria, it can become all too easy to exclusively solicit the same widely known businesses within the “Bradley Bubble.” Instead of falling back into routine when school starts this autumn, try visiting a few of Peoria’s hidden gems listed below. 1. Ribbon…
Community-based food system plan for Peoria Local Foods, Local Places (LFLP) is a federal initiative to aid neighborhoods in developing a local food economy. Peoria is one of 15 communities chosen to participate in the program. LFLP held a workshop on May 22 and 23…
As the school year comes to a close, some students have to turn in their final papers, projects and presentations. But for students in the Women and Health course, they had to do all of the above at the Women and Health fair, inviting the…
A crowd of 190 Bradley students piled into the Renaissance Coliseum on April 26 for the second Bradley Idol competition, hosted by ACBU. ACBU has been working on Bradley Idol for a few months, led by Special Event Coordinators sophomore marketing major Abby Peterson and…