The National Eating Disorder Awareness Week kicked off with an informational meeting on Monday, Feb. 22 that was open to all Bradley students on Zoom. The theme for this year was: “EveryBODY Has A Seat At The Table.” The attendees watched a TED Talk video…
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Bradley’s Spring Job and Internship Fair occurred this past Tuesday, and while students may have already prepared extensively, there was an opportunity in the days leading up to receive some vital tips. In anticipation of the fair, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) held…
It may seem surprising to students, but animation professor Brent Wiley started out his education with plans to go on to medical school. While progressing through the curriculum to become a physician at the University of Kansas and taking art classes on the side, he…
Greek life is known for its social atmosphere, but throughout the fall and the start of the spring, organizations needed to adapt to an online social life alongside other campus organizations. However, with the introduction of Bradley’s new COVID-19 guidelines, chapters can start planning for…
Just over the bridge in East Peoria is Shogun Japanese Restaurant; featuring options for sushi, soups, appetizers, hibachi and more. I picked out sushi rolls and a few appetizers, as sushi is an art that can show the true quality of a restaurant. I ordered…
At 11 a.m. on Feb. 17, a University Facilities van stopped at a traffic light was hit by a car sliding on ice. BUPD arrived and observed that the facilities van had a dented bumper and the other car had minor damage in the front…
Zero positive tests were recorded this week from on-campus testing, which consisted of 337 tests administered between Feb. 12 and 18. One positive test was reported from off-campus testing this week. As of Feb. 18, there are six people in isolation and quarantine. Since the…
Despite a year of uncertainty brought on by the pandemic, the Bradley retention rate and class of 2024 enrollment has remained strong — and even better than expected. The fall 2020 retention rate, which describes the percentage of students from the previous fall who return…
While most of the United States had come to a pause in March of 2020, the world of journalism experienced an awakening. COM Connect invited journalists Romando Dixson from the Peoria Journal Star and Adam Lukach from the Chicago Tribune to discuss this phenomenon and…
Bradley police chief Brian Joschko discussed BUPD’s current objectives for diversity and community outreach initiatives as the guest speaker of the Student Senate’s general meeting on Monday. Student body president Emma Hoyhtya believes that concerns over BUPD’s only female and Latinx officer departing may have…