Bradley University’s hospitality students and their on-campus organization Fresh Slice began a three-part event series this week to spread word about their program and opportunities in the hospitality industry. “Hospitality is sort of an umbrella term,” hospitality professor David Olds said. “It can mean anything…
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Bradley University is hosting its second bi-annual Leadership Summit June 11 to 13. Attendees will work on expanding their professional network and developing leadership skills. There will be a wide range of professionals present, representing a variety of careers. The Alumni Association is providing scholarship…
The Mock Trial team will hold tryouts from 3 to 6 p.m. April 16 and 23 in Bradley Hall 235. To qualify, students must attend both sessions to qualify as well as notify Mock Trial team coach Nicole Meyer at ndmeyer@fsmail.bradley.edu of their interest. In…
The Get Fit, Stay Fit program is offering paid internships for both fall 2015 and spring 2016 semesters. Interns will work alongside the Get Fit, Stay Fit team and help organize the programmed events. Get Fit, Stay Fit is a program that uses a point…
Orchesis Dance Company is holding its spring recital tonight at 7 p.m. in Markin Performance Court. Choreographed entirely by students and members of the company, the show will feature both the company as well as dance and musical acts from across the campus and Peoria…
Bradley’s first Diversity Leadership Conference will occur Saturday at the Hayden Clark Peplow Pavilion. “This conference is about enriching Bradley University by providing the community with a foundation of diversity awareness and cultural sensitivity while also empowering students to take action and make a difference,”…
• Officers stopped a vehicle in the 1100 block of University Street at 3:22 p.m. April 8 because of a defective windshield. Additionally, the male non-student driver was not wearing his seatbelt. Two clear plastic bags containing a green leafy substance were found and tested…
The Student Center Ballroom was decked in black and blue for an American Idol-esque competition, Bradley Idol, hosted by the Association of Residence Halls and featured performers from campus residence halls Thursday. Eight performances resulted in a first place finish for Sam Dean with her…
When Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs David Glassman begins to pack up his office toward the end of May, another university employee will prepare for her own transition to a new position. Dean of the College of Education and Health Sciences (EHS) Joan…
This year’s Student Body Officer elections were more involved than last year’s elections. Every position had multiple candidates, and the amount of student votes more than doubled last year’s amount with a total of 1,393 ballots cast on Monday and Tuesday. With nearly 30 percent…