Much of campus has visited the Hayden-Clark Alumni Center for orientation sessions, guest speakers or other special events, but visitors’ eyes often pass over the novelties the building has on display. Completed in 2011, the Hayden-Clark Alumni Center is dedicated to emphasizing Bradley’s history and…
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1816 – Lydia Moss is born on July 31 in Vevay, Indiana. Her father was a captain in the American Revolutionary War. 1837 – Lydia marries Tobias Bradley on May 11 in Vevay. 1839 – Lydia and Tobias’ first child, Rebecca, is born in January.…
“Lydia was one of the firsts [female founders] in our country, which is really amazing because, as young feminists, we get to come to a college that started off appreciating us and fighting for our rights.” -Mackenzie Newman, freshman, theater arts and advertising “I…
The 2016 presidential election had the attention of Bradley students and Americans across the country Tuesday night as Republican candidate Donald Trump defeated Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton to become the president-elect of the United States. Election night kicked off on the Hilltop in the Michel…
Students gathered together on Olin Quad Wednesday night to bring awareness to mental illness. The Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC), Theta Chi Fraternity and brAvery, an organization which deals with raising awareness for suicide prevention, hosted the event, “A Light In the Darkness: A Walk…
Flashing lights, shimmery streamers and a revolving disco ball set the stage for the upcoming theatrical production of Emergency Prom – a dramatic comedy that takes place at the fictional Glen Burnie High School in Maryland in 1994. The play, written by Steve Moulds and…
The conversation surrounding racial tension and police brutality in recent years has fostered heated discussions between citizens across America. Now imagine being the person trying to report those events to the public in a racially-fueled Chicago. Journalist Brandon Smith shared the process of uncovering the…
• Officers responded to an altercation between an employee and two customers at 5:31 p.m. Nov. 8 at the Shell gas station in Campustown. One customer, a female non-student, entered the gas station to pre-pay for $10 of gas. When she returned to her pump and…
The World Languages and Cultures Department invites students to attend a screening of the German film “Phoenix” at 7 p.m. Nov. 16 in Neumiller Lecture Hall. The film is set in a post-World War II Germany and features a Holocaust survivor trying to determine if…
Miss the 90s? Head over to the Michel Student Center executive suite to indulge in all the best 90s jams at 7 p.m. Nov. 17. The event is hosted by the Pinterest Club and will feature crafts like pearled bead figurines and beaded keychains. For…