Network maintenance was performed April 24 to move Bradley’s network system behind a new firewall, which is one phase in a multi-step plan to broaden network bandwidth and increase speed of campus internet. Last Friday’s maintenance included moving the “living zone” network, which encompasses residence…
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In order to be a good baker, students “knead” to know the basics. Bradley students went head-to-head in a bake-off competition hosted by Kappa Phi on Wednesday. This event created an opportunity for students to show off their baking skills by selecting a dessert to…
The Bradley University Police Department hosted “Coffee with a Cop” Wednesday night, an event where students could have open dialogues and ask officers questions while drinking free coffee. While some students discussed a recent burglary resulting in a chase down the Main Street hill, Kappa…
According to a new study from an independent research organization, Brookings Institution, Bradley University graduates earn on average 35 percent more than their predicted salary. Brookings estimated what employees’ earnings should be 10 years after graduation based on their college’s institutional, student and geographic characteristics.…
A national co-ed, double-elimination dodge ball tournament titled “Dodge Brawl” is making its debut in Peoria May 9 in the Peoria Civic Center Exhibit Halls. A total of 64 teams, consisting of six players per team, will compete against each other with all proceeds benefitting…
Barbeque Kitten, Bradley’s improv troupe, will perform their last show of the year May 5 in Hartmann Center at 8 p.m. The theme is “Meow You See It: A Kitten-Pocalypse.” There are currently a variety of creative posters throughout campus that put a spin on…
Despite the chilly winds, Phi Gamma Delta, also known as FIJI, hosted its third annual Pig Roast April 24. The roast was one of three events that made up FIJI’s “Islander Week.” FIJI held the event on Baker Quad for the Pig Roast and sold…
The senior course Public Relations: Case Studies and Campaigns will be wrapping up for the spring semester, and that means students are less than two weeks away from an Ebeling PRize Winner. The competition occurs once per semester and serves as the capstone course. Students…
The Office of Multicultural Student Services hosted its first Diversity Leadership Conference Saturday. The conference is part four of “The Conversation Continues,” which is designed to provide the Bradley community with an opportunity to engage in open dialogue focused on self-awareness and understanding the meaning…
This Saturday, the fraternity men of Alpha Epsilon Pi will host their second annual summer send-off event, Rock the Block. The event will go from 4:30 p.m to 8:00 p.m on Fredonia Avenue. Rock the Block will host free catered food, T-shirts, musical guests, games…