After last week’s record-low weekly positivity rate of .42 percent, this week’s rate stands at 2.58 percent. Eighteen total new cases were reported from both on and off-campus testing, tripling last week’s total of six. Out of the 271 tests administered on campus during the…
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The university will not be implementing a pass/fail grading option for this semester, according to an email sent to all students Thursday afternoon. University provost Walter Zakahi said the decision came after a “lengthy” internal review and was made despite the many universities that have…
Unlike registration for the fall semester, students are now able to see how their courses will be delivered before the advising and registration process. With academic advising beginning Nov. 9, advisers are taking the opportunity to make sure students understand the new process and consider…
Art is typically thought of as an interactive experience. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic, “interactive” takes on a new meaning. Bradley’s art department has had to make several changes to its curriculum in order to keep classes engaging amidst restrictions. When it came down to…
The Black Student Association (BSA) hosted “Black Lives Matter: A March for our Lives” virtually at 6 p.m. last Friday. It was one of the four events presented by organizations such as student senate and the National Society of Black Engineers for the Black Lives…
Although the full data isn’t completely out yet, statistics cited by National Geographic show that young American voter turnout during this election will likely surpass that of the record-setting 2008 election. Though the data won’t be solidified for a while, social media may have been…
Dealing with the challenges of a pandemic has been already stressful enough for students and staff, but the election is here to add more. To combat those stressors, Elizabeth Gorman, director of Student Support Services, held a panel discussion on the topic of political fatigue…
If you are looking for a new option for coffee off the beaten path and want to support local businesses, look no further than Eli’s Coffee at 205 W. Jefferson St. in Morton. The local coffee shop is about a 20 minute drive away, but…
In times such as now, the benefits of philanthropy are more prominent than ever, and an ongoing event hosted by the Lewis J. Burger Center is working to bring those benefits to a nearby community. Hand Up for the Holidays is an annual program partnering…