“When you get knocked down, your passion gets you back up.” These words rang out across the Renaissance Coliseum on Thursday, a message from Dr. Robert Ballard to the Bradley community. From aspiring oceanographers to fans of James Cameron’s film, over 2,000 people were eager…
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With headlines concerning different groups appearing daily, international students worry about their standing in the United States as a new approach to the world takes hold. Regardless, the Peoria Area Friends of International Students (PAFIS) and the Indian Student Association (ISA) hosted their annual picnic…
Advertising and public relations can be applied to anything. Whether you’re in a communication, business or even STEM field, advertising and public relations is involved. The Agency, a new club on Bradley’s campus, strives to bring students from all areas to learn about opportunities…
Soccer is my whole life. I can’t recall the exact time I fell in love with the sport, given it happened when I was really young. But I’d spend years playing soccer, playing competitively at the club and varsity level all four years of high…
On Sept. 23 at 1:57 p.m., a passerby alerted officers by Olin Quad of a suspicious man walking across Bradley’s campus with a backpack. Officers followed him to Campustown Liquors, where he made a purchase that he placed in his bag, which officers observed appeared…
Broadway performer and Bradley alum Morgan Siobhan Green performed at Broadway Comes to Bradley on September 13 alongside Michael R. Jackson, an award-winning playwright, composer and lyricist. The event, hosted by Tom Richmond, took place at the Dingledine Music Center. This performance consisted of several…
Sometimes in sports, it’s more than just a game. This phrase accurately describes Bradley’s newest organization, BUnified, an organization founded with one clear goal: to bring inclusiveness to sports at Bradley for those with disabilities. “We think an inclusive environment is beneficial to everyone involved,”…
The opening weeks of college brim with chances to find community. For students of faith, the Catholic Braves lit the way with a welcoming bonfire last Friday. The event ran well into the night, beginning with a mass before dinner at the St. Joseph Newman…
Between 10:44 and 11:25 p.m. on Sept. 14, a student showering in Geisert Hall reported seeing a hand with a phone appear under her stall. When she reacted, the suspect fled the bathroom. BUPD was notified at 11:39 and began investigating immediately. Around 1 a.m.,…
Depression is selfish. Maybe not for most people, but it is for me. When I’m in an episode, I see things differently and think differently. My thoughts swirl back to myself, misreading interactions and isolating myself as the problem over and over again. You would…