A networking dinner and reception, which focused on the topic of inclusion in the workplace, was held Wednesdayin the Alumni Center. Assistant Director of the Smith Career Center Joe Battelline said the event’s purpose was to help educate students about the ways that inclusion is…
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The Activities Council of Bradley University will not host a spring concert this year after they used their funds to bring an artist with big name recognition, Wiz Khalifa, to campus this past November, according to the assistant director of Student Activities, Lauren Smetana Smetana…
As of this spring, the campus interest group, Chicas, has been accepted as a colony of Sigma Lambda Gamma, one of the fastest growing Latina sororities in the United States. As a colony, the women are one step closer to becoming an official chapter, but…
Bradley’s chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success was awarded the Order of Sigma, one of the most prestigious awards recognizing undergraduate leaders in NSLS who have contributed to their campus and chapter on a national level. Sigma Alpha Pi, or NSLS, was…
• Officers responded to a report at 2:45 a.m. April 17 about a broken window in the 1300 block of Fredonia Avenue. A male student said he told two female students they could enter his room from the outside of the building by using an…
The Sustain(ability) club began Earth Week on Monday by inviting students to attend a free campus screening of the Lorax. President of the club Sarah Handler said showing the Lorax movie “was a fun way to start a dialogue about sustainability on campus.” The 36…
The first bylaw amendments under Student Senate’s new executive board came to the floor during Monday’s General Assembly, spurring discussion about organizational restructuring and the group’s growing social media needs. President of the Student Body Sarah Handler presented two bylaw amendments to the General Assembly,…
While this week’s strong winds may have extinguished cigarettes, SOcial NORming was working to extinguish them in a more permanent manner. Olin Quad was busy with SONOR’s Smoke-Out and H.E.A.T.’s (Help, Empower, and Teach) Beer Drive April 21 and 22. This is the seventh year…
About 5.2 million adults will suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder this year in the U.S. Information like this was combined with exercise at PTSD: A Night to Build Peace of Mind, an event hosted by a student public relations group. Their event’s purpose was to…
Late Night BU is looking for students to volunteer at its May 5 event in Markin Recreational Center. Volunteers can sign up for a single two-hour shift or for an entire four-hour night. Students interested should contact Jolee Parks at jparks@mail.bradley.edu as soon as possible…