The university announced on Tuesday it would move to a campus-wide quarantine and remote learning for two weeks beginning Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. through Sept. 23 at 7 a.m. According to the email, this decision comes after confirmation of 50 total positive cases…
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According to the university’s most recent COVID-19 dashboard, 18 positive tests of COVID-19 were recorded for this week, bringing the university’s case total to 27. A total of 230 students are currently in isolation and quarantine. The dashboard also indicated an 8.3 percent positivity rate,…
The following information is a basic summary and quick reference to the rules and regulations laid out by Bradley University for the 2020 fall semester to deal with COVID-19. The information will be updated as guidelines change. How will Bradley test its students? Bradley plans…
On Wednesday, residents of floor 4B in University Hall were required to begin quarantining after a student on the floor tested positive for COVID-19, according to University Spokesperson Renee Charles. Charles also confirmed Thursday night that another floor in University Hall is also required to…
While Markin Family Recreation Center hours have remained the same, there are several new rules and regulations for attendees. Students are expected to wipe down their machines after use. Masks must be worn at all times in the building while not using the equipment. Spotting…
Students will have to make multiple reservations if they want to study with a group in the library this semester. In an Aug. 26 email sent from the office of the provost, the executive director of the Cullom-Davis Library Barbara Galik said students will need…
Tan Dang, a Peoria resident, opened Dang Banh Mi & Poke across from Campustown in the second week of March, right as the COVID-19 pandemic surfaced. “We opened it up on the week of the pandemic, coincidentally, so it has been both exciting and stressful,”…
While living in a “new normal,” Bradley adapted its usual Welcome Week to abide by COVID-19 safety regulations and worked to keep things as similar to past years as possible. Events were split up between in-person and virtual activities. Each student organization was left to…
A woman unaffiliated with the university stole a box filled with 10 pounds of bacon out of a vehicle in the Campustown parking lot between 2:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Aug. 21. The suspect is still unknown. A 19-year-old male student was found…
A behavior. An attitude. An outlook on the community around you. It’s the small things in life that can have big impacts later on. For Emma Knaup, that small thing is helping others, and her impact has arrived in the form of recognizing her work.…