The stress at the end of the semester can be overwhelming. Balancing classes becomes difficult. Internships must be applied for, and students must dig their heels in one last time for the grind of finals. In times like these, mental health is essential, and two…
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On April 18 at 1:51 a.m., unknown individuals stole a student’s unattended motorcycle, which had been secured in the Duryea Parking Deck on April 14. The vehicle was repainted and recovered in Texas on April 23, where it had been abandoned in a bank parking…
For someone entering a career that involves factual reporting, telling lies is my favorite thing to do. Well, technically, they aren’t lies, just pages upon pages of fiction writing. My personal Google Drive is filled to the brim with thoughts and ideas that have evolved…
I’m afraid of disappearing. In my 21 years of living, sometimes I feel just a few moments away from ceasing to exist. I don’t mean in the physical sense — although I’ve also been contemplating my mortality a lot lately. Often, it has felt like…
Bradley’s chapter of Fighting Pretty hosted its third-ever packing party on Thursday, an event dedicated to creating beauty packages for local cancer patients. The organization holds this event towards the end of every semester as a final chance to get together and make a difference…
When it comes to advocating for student well-being, one organization always brings the heat, literally and figuratively. The Bradley HEAT is a peer-led group dedicated to (H)elping, (E)mpowering (A)nd (T)eaching students to make healthy choices regarding alcohol use, sex and mental health. “Our biggest focus…
On Wednesday evening, SERVE hosted Kennel Blanket Making, inviting students to create blankets for the Peoria County Animal Protection Services. Attendees had the opportunity to create not only the blankets but dog toys and treat bags that would also be donated to PCAPS. In gifting…
A road traveled tells a lot about a person. My journey between home and school has been a road I’ll never forget, literally. I have the 227-mile trek memorized like the back of my hand. There isn’t much to it — one stop at Kwik…
On April 17 at 11:45 p.m., a female student reported being assaulted while dancing with friends at the Zoo Nightclub. According to the report, two men, one Bradley student and one unaffiliated individual, approached her from behind, grabbing her arms and shaking her. The female…
Sometimes, what you’re looking for is right under your nose. This is what Bradley discovered in its search for a new dean of the Slane College of Communication and Fine Arts. A search committee, composed of seven faculty and staff members and one student, evaluated…