Why doesn’t Bradley have a football team? What’s up with ForeWarn? Why can’t we change our mascot to the Bradley Gargoyles? These questions and more were addressed at Student Senate’s annual Speak Up event in the Student Center Ballroom last Thursday night. There were a…
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Condoms will be available to students on campus free of charge beginning next semester. The President’s Cabinet voted to support and implement the health resolution Student Senate passed last month proposing that condoms become more accessible to Bradley students. “We as Student Senate are excited…
There are still plans for a second Main Street Commons apartment building to be constructed, but the chance of it becoming a feasible housing option for students by next year is slim, general manager Greg Colwell said. “We’re focused on what we have right now,”…
Some students who have taken COM 103 may have been taught by a several time award-winning author and never knew. Instructor of speech communication Jan Frazier has released more than 10 novels, and continues to write even while teaching at Bradley. “I started the young…
While many Bradley students graduate with families in the stands, senior education major Danielle Grant will have her family right by her side. She will be finishing her education at Bradley alongside her mom, Darlene Grant, also a senior education major. Darlene said she is…
Evidence of the Campaign for a Bradley Renaissance is apparent everywhere on campus. The campaign was the most lucrative Bradley has ever seen, raising more than $11 million more than the original target of $150 million. “The Renaissance Campaign began to raise funds to reinvest…
Engaging students with his witty, entertaining and informative speech on topics ranging from the history of the Constitution to journalism in a digital age, President and CEO of the First Amendment Center Ken Paulson visited Bradley for the Fall 2011 Robison Lecture held in the…
Freshman elementary education major Julia Janes’ life was changed when she was diagnosed with cancer in high school. “I was diagnosed with Ewing’s sarcoma at 16,” Janes said. “I spent the nine months after that in treatment.” Now cancer-free, Janes has dedicated herself to the…
Soon, classes will no longer be interrupted by the long and repetitive “may I have your attention, please” messages during audio emergency alerts. “The audio alerts are changing to make the messages more concise, clear and efficient,” Student Body President Tricia Anklan said. “Emergency alerts…
For students seeking future employment in the health and medical fields, there is now help to navigate the waters of classes, internships and medical school applications. The Pre-Professional Health Advisory Center, manned solely by director Mindy Maris, is in place to help students become competitive…