The Lewis J. Burger Center for Student Leadership and Public Service had a busy week, hosting Leadership Over Dinner Wednesday night and Through the Lens of Leaders last night. Members of Leaders Instilling Knowledge through Cooperative Service (LINCS) – a capstone leadership organization – directed…
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Students are invited to explore career fields, network with employers, submit resumes and sign up for job interviews at the Nursing and Physical Therapy Career Fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 15 in the Michel Student Center ballroom. The fair will draw employers…
The adage “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure” is at work in a local bookstore that not only has a large inventory of used books, but also used décor. The Book Nook, located at 6944 N. University St., has been serving the Peoria-area’s literary…
Junior Chris Dolphin sat on the quad for the majority of Wednesday after the election with a group of friends and classmates. He spread a number of blankets on the ground and spoke kind words to anyone who joined him. But there was one thing…
One Bradley student is breaking the mold of bodybuilding by not only being a student who participates in competitions, but also by being female. Bradley senior Brooke Golden said bodybuilding, which is usually a male-dominated industry, has been a part of her life for about…
Multimedia journalist and Pulitzer-prize winner Bill Frakes visited campus Wednesday to discuss his long career and achievements, including work at Sports Illustrated for 20 years and shooting advertising campaigns for clients such as Apple, Nike and Coca-Cola. Frakes’ assignments have taken him all over the…
Not many people can say they’ve researched intoxicated college students –– except psychology professor Amy Bacon. Bacon gave a presentation about the alcohol research she’s conducted at Bradley Monday night, saying she has been drawn to alcohol research since graduate school. “I was in class…
In Aesop’s “The Boy Who Cried Wolf,” telling fake stories resulted in dire consequences for everyone involved; at Bradley, falsifying events also results in serious consequences: felonies. Bradley University Police Department Chief Brian Joschko said instances of Bradley students filing false police reports occur every…
Mariachi music emanated from Garrett Cultural Center last night as the Sigma Lambda Gamma sorority held an event in observance of the Latin holiday El Día de los Muertos or the Day of the Dead. The event, which celebrated the spirits of those who…
An upgrade to the core network infrastructure on campus will cause internet service to be interrupted throughout November. Crews will work from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in on- and off-campus buildings. According to University Spokesperson Renee Charles, the internet outages could last for…