At this past Monday’s General Assembly meeting, university provost Walter Zakahi spoke before Student Senate regarding a Barnes & Noble program currently being considered by the administration. The focus of Zakahi’s appearance was First Day Complete, a program created by Barnes & Noble two years…
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Note: This article was updated from its original publication on March 24. University Senate voted unanimously in September 2021 to lower the minimum number of credit hours required for a bachelor’s degree from 124 to 120. The change will apply to all degrees conferred for…
Around 8:08 p.m. on April 6, a student was approached in his vehicle by two juvenile culprits in the Main Street Commons parking lot. Upon approaching the student, one of the culprits lifted up their shirt and revealed an object that resembled a gun. They…
One of the longest-running clubs at Bradley University is one you ironically might have never heard of. Bradley’s History Club was revived this year by Gloria Rousseau, a junior with a double major in history and secondary education. Along with Rousseau as the club’s president,…
I listened and took the advice I was given as much as I could handle. Handling anxiety throughout high school was a roller coaster, and I thought it would be better in college. But entering community college, I wasn’t sure what I would expect; I…
Platonic love is something that’s never really come easily to me. In my grade school years, it always felt like I was competing with boys, puberty or the newfound love for gossip in my friendships. In college, it always felt like we were competing with…
Current Bradley student Stephanie Melgoza was arrested on April 12, according to WEEK, following multiple charges from an incident that occurred on April 10. Melgoza, senior organizational communications major, faces seven charges in total. They include two charges of aggravated DUI resulting in death, which…
This episode of The Focus has the newly elected student body president for the 2022-2023 school year, David Daye, as a guest for this episode. He talks about his interests in politics, teaching and speech, his lost election, rerunning and plans for his presidency.
Concert goers were “Happy til it hurts” and sure to have had a “Good Day” this past Friday at the Renaissance Coliseum for ACBU’s annual Recess at RenCo. The show opened with singer-songwriter Tai Verdes followed by the headliner, indie group Surfaces. Tai Verdes began…
Tai Verdes and Surfaces performed at ACBU’s Recess at RenCo on April 8. Photos by Jenna Zeise.