One in four women on college campuses experience sexual violence. The feminist club S.H.E. Speaks and the Women and Gender Studies (WGS) Department held a Take Back the Night March to bring awareness to survivors and resources for sexual assault on campus. Affiliate WGS instructor…
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“The killer is enjoying this” and so is the audience. This month, the Bradley Theatre Department put on the longest-running play of all time and original whodunnit, “The Mousetrap” by Agatha Christie from April 12-16. “The Mousetrap” features a remote guest house just outside of…
On April 19, Wags for Mags and its parent organization Paws Giving Independence (PGI) hosted an event for Bradley SERVE’s National Volunteer Week. This event was hosted to inform students about their organizations and how they train service dogs to help those with disabilities. Wags…
Bradley’s Indian Student Association hosted a celebration of Holi, a Hindu holiday celebrating love and good triumphing over evil, on Alumni Quad on April 14. Students sampled Indian cuisine, danced and partook in the Holi tradition of covering each other with powdered paint. Photos by…
At 7:32 p.m. on April 15 on the 500 block of N. Glenwood Ave., a Bradley student located a three-year-old walking alone. Responding officers from BUPD recognized the child from the neighborhood and brought them back to their family. A family member went on a…
Back home, there are five small evergreen trees that line the edge of our garden. Once eight in number, the trees are just a fraction of their expected height and their difference between four years ago and now goes largely unnoticed. By just looking at…
Junior political science major Jack Batz is a Eagle Scout with political aspirations. As newly-elected student body president, he is determined to broaden the scope of the Student Senate and beyond. Batz hails from Gurnee, Ill., and although he was not actively involved in his…
Bradley’s new COVID-19 policy, which will no longer require students to be vaccinated, will be going into effect on May 11. This corresponds to Illinois governor JB Pritzker’s announcement in January 2023 that the state’s public health emergency will officially end on May 11, 2023.…
As the legend in the game design business goes, a member of the company Volition gave up all sweets for Lent eighteen years ago. When Lent was over, he declared that he was so hungry he could eat a whole pie, which he did after…
As I reflect on my college journey, one thing that stands out to me is how much I’ve come to appreciate and value working within a team. I didn’t always feel like this though. Throughout my high school career and stretching into my earlier time…