Bradley finally beat rival Illinois State University in a competition last week – the Challenge on 74 Blood Drive. “The Challenge on 74 is focused around the basketball rivalry between Bradley University and Illinois State University,” said Donor Recruitment Representative for the American Red Cross…
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“Center Court’s weekend dining hours may have contributed to an empty Lydia’s Lounge last weekend, and the lounge could close its grill entirely within the semester. “I can’t really explain it,” said Director of Campus Dining Services Ron Gibson. “Last year we were averaging 65…
A 19-year-old man who burglarized about five lockers at the Markin Center throughout January was caught Tuesday night. The man, Colby Shelton, lives with Bradley students, but is not a student himself. He was reportedly using student ID’s to enter the building. “The man was…
Two weeks have gone by since the condom distribution program began in residence hall offices, and program administrators said they have received nothing but positive feedback. “The distribution has gone smoothly,” said Executive Director of Residential life and Leadership Nathan Thomas. “Everyone seems respectful of…
After years of construction on academic and recreational buildings, students will finally see upgrades on their living spaces in the residence halls. Nathan Thomas, Executive Director of Residential Living and Leadership, said many changes will take place during the next semester, and that some changes…
Two important aspects of the developing convergence center have already come together – new deans have been recruited for the Foster College of Business and Caterpillar College of Engineering. Darrell Radson, the current Dean at the School of Business and Economics at Michigan Technological University,…
This past summer, I participated in the Susan G. Komen breast cancer foundation overnight walk in Chicago. I wasn’t a walker; all I did was volunteer a few hours to pass out water bottles to the crowd as they crossed the finish line. It was…
The Health and Wellness Center is starting off the Get Fit, Stay Fit program this semester with their first annual Fit Fair. The fair will be held at the Markin Center today from noon to 3 p.m. and tomorrow from 9 a.m. until noon. The…
This is a record breaking year for the Smith Career Center’s Spring Job and Internship Fair. There are currently 131 employers registered to be at the arena for the fair next week, which is a large increase from last year’s fair, which had only 98…
University President Joanne Glasser is recovering from surgery and returned to campus earlier this week. Glasser announced she was diagnosed with breast cancer in December and underwent surgery later in the month. “No one really ever thinks they will be struck by cancer and hear those…