On Sept. 4 at 1:01 p.m., officers were dispatched to the BECC after a student suffered a seizure on the third floor. Witnesses said the student had been sitting in a chair before they heard a noise and saw him fall to the ground. He…
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I’ve been thinking a lot about Philip Seymour Hoffman lately. Most people would probably recognize him as Plutarch Heavensbee in “The Hunger Games” or Owen Davian in “Mission: Impossible III.” But he’s become one of my favorite actors because of roles like Lancaster Dodd in…
Innovation, collaboration and representation. These were the three pillars of student body president Al Cuizon, Jr.’s spring campaign. He says the senate remains grounded in those same priorities as the new academic year begins. “We’re really emphasizing what we talked about when you first interviewed…
Nothing is better than enjoying a frozen treat while the weather is still warm. The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Bradley chapter said goodbye to summer and hello to a new school year at their first event of the semester, offering free ice cream and…
On August 29 at 10:02 a.m., an unidentified male entered One World Cafe on W. Main Street to use the restroom. After over 15 minutes, employees checked on him and asked him to leave. Shortly afterward, the man emerged from the restroom and headed toward…
I am terrified about this school year. It’s not because I dread logging onto Canvas and seeing five assignments due on the same day or scrambling to finish a 10-page paper before the clock hits 11:59. I’d actually welcome more of that. Give me more…
Every January, we hear the same old “new year, new me” mantra: the unofficial soundtrack of change, uncertainty and resolutions. However, no month brings more change or uncertainty for students than August. Whether stepping onto campus for the first time or returning to a place…
Former Bradley pitcher Anthony Edge stared at his phone Friday afternoon, his stomach tied in knots. He was frustrated, in an impossible position, feeling like he had exhausted every alternative to what he was about to do. “I had no other way to voice my…
After a year-long search, Jeffrey Wanko has been selected as dean for the College of Education and Health Sciences. Wanko comes to Bradley after serving as Miami University’s Ohio campus’s associate provost. He has also worked as associate dean for undergraduate affairs in the College…
Each year, Bradley’s Interactive Media Department transforms the Peoria Riverfront Museum into a playground of creativity for its culminating showcase, FUSE. Saturday marked the 12th anniversary of this event, inviting the community to play, watch and interact with original animations, games and more. “Everything you…