QuickCash is a prepaid debit account that students are assigned by Bradley after agreeing to the terms and conditions of the Cardholder Agreement. As stated on Bradley’s website, the account is a “convenient way to purchase goods and services at select locations.” On July 14,…
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At the end of the 2023-2024 academic year, the Bradley Fund will disband its Calling Outreach Program, marking the end of 33 years of student-run over-the-phone fundraising. The decision reflects a trend toward alternate fundraising methods in higher education and the program’s declining return on…
Robotics is a steadily growing field in our technologically-inclined generation. Competitive robotics is a sport that requires intelligence, teamwork, communication and the ability to think quickly. Robotics teams are not a new presence on Bradley’s campus. Scattered members from previous teams were brought together last…
The first cohort of students involved in the Michel-LaHood Congressional Internship have returned from the nation’s capital. Bradley students Sarah Sweeney, Luke Borri and Lavannya Deolakilar spent their summer interning with three U.S. House representatives. While living and studying in Washington, D.C., they worked inside…
Whether we recognize it, advice plays a huge role in our everyday lives. We frequently ask others to weigh in on our choices or we share suggestions of our own, even when they’re unsolicited. This guidance, often provided by those who have our best interest…
College campuses are a place for students to use opportunities to express themselves creatively. At Bradley, one such outlet is the Broadside Literary Arts Magazine. Broadside publishes everything from poetry and prose to visual art of all mediums. In both the Fall Mini Journal and…
On Aug. 23, Bradley President Stephen Standifird hosted a faculty budget forum to discuss the $13 million dollar budget deficit for the 2023-2024 school year. This forum highlighted budget cuts to be made at the university. Less than a week later, the Bradley administration closed…
Welcome Week is a great time to meet new organizations all over campus, and the National Panhellenic Council’s (NPHC) Yard Show is the first chance many freshmen get to meet Bradley’s historically Black, Latino and multicultural fraternities and sororities. On Aug. 25, multiple organizations used…
Around 8:27 a.m. on Aug. 29 on W. Main Street at N. Elmwood Avenue, a Bradley student was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street after getting off a CityLink bus. BUPD and Peoria Police arrived at the scene and found that the car…