From the city of Peoria to Kaboom!, no one was safe from YouTube sensation Bo Burnham’s unconventional sense of humor at his Sunday show in Renaissance Coliseum. Burnham was introduced by a choir of angels, which soon changed into a rock song and then a…
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• Officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Greenwood Ave. at 9 p.m. Nov. 3 after a female student reported that four to five males assaulted her. The student said she turned the corner from the 1500 block of Fredonia Ave. to Greenwood Ave.…
word about the group by hosting its first Veterans Day Ceremony. The event will include a raising of the flag, veteran speeches, taps and a flag presentation on the Student Center patio at 11 a.m. Nov. 11. According to president Justin Sorenson, the group wants…
Dining Services is asking all students and staff to complete the DiningStyle survey. The survey can be found at college-survey.com/Bradley and consists of questions about one’s college living situation and the amount of times and money spent at on-or off-campus dining options. As an incentive…
ACBU Coordinators • Applications for coordinators to join the Activities Council of Bradley University are due by 5 p.m. Nov. 7 in Sisson 137 or by email to askacbu@gmail.com. Students who want to participate in creating and running events around campus may apply. Regular meetings…
It’s official. The Bradley University Police Department has acquired a second safety cruiser. On Thursday, Nov. 6, the two cruisers will run together for the first time from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. The second cruiser, according to BUPD Chief Brian Joschko, was created in…
While Delta Upsilon fraternity member Nick Principi is down, his fraternity brothers are coming together to lift up his spirits. Just a few weeks ago, the junior mechanical engineering major was unexpectedly diagnosed with cancer. The news came as a shock to his entire chapter.…
From Representative Aaron Schock to former Representative and Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood, Bradley has a history of fostering successful alumni for the world of politics. While the nation is preparing for next week’s political elections, three current students are taking steps to further their…
Governor Pat Quinn visited campus Oct. 30 to announce a $5.8 million grant to Illinois colleges and universities. An investment of about $3 million given to Bradley will be the third and final installment for the renovation project of Westlake Hall. Dean of the College…
Braves ready to get season underway The Bradley Braves men’s basketball team continued their new preseason schedule with an open practice at Renaissance Coliseum for season ticket holders and marquee three package ticket holders. This was the first time this preseason that the public was…