The Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts (CFA) hosted an Open House at the Hartmann Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday, offering a display of talent and creativity. Every room in the Hartmann Center became a hub of artistic expression, showcasing the diverse…
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Every fall semester, the Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation hosts a school-wide competition allowing students to create an invention or business idea. The concept must solve a social or environmental issue in the community. The Social Impact Challenge requires students to create a five-page…
This summer, I promised myself that I would rediscover who I am. When I looked in the mirror, I felt out of shape and insecure. I didn’t recognize the young man staring back at me. I thought to myself: Where did everything go wrong? As…
Student Senate invited students to learn more about the upcoming renovations to Williams Dining Hall on Monday night. Attendees got to hear the details of the dining hall’s makeover, see a model of what the completed project will look like and ask questions to Bradley…
Bradley ACEs may be new to campus, but the organization embodies Bradley’s core values of inclusivity and connection. Founded in the spring of 2024, ACEs stands for asexuality, community and education — the core pillars of a club meant to raise awareness and bring individuals…
A local cardiac surgeon spoke to the BU Med Club about the art of heart transplants, his most interesting surgeries and what life in his profession is like earlier this week. Dr. Siddarth Sarangi, one of the top cardiac doctors at OSF Saint Francis Medical…
While Germany is nearly 4,500 miles away from Illinois, its iconic Oktoberfest was celebrated in Peoria last weekend. Oktoberfest was created in celebration of Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen’s marriage in 1810 and comes back every October as the world’s largest folk festival. …
Daring as ever, the duo ran toward the shouts of their colleagues. This firefight was intense, but nothing out of the ordinary. Bullets rained and fires raged. That’s why they were here, to calm the ravaging destruction. Locking eyes, the first one pointed to the…