The Illinois Department of Transportation has offered the civil engineering and construction department a unique opportunity. “IDOT approached the CEC department and asked if Bradley students would like to get involved in designing [a] memorial wall for fallen IDOT employees,” American Society of Civil Engineers…
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Sophomore industrial engineering major Andrew Mills and mechanical engineering major Eric Currier said the Bradley fight song is outdated and virtually unknown throught campus, and they are hoping to change that. The current lyrics refer to football with lines such as “march down the field,”…
If you didn’t participate in a Late Night BU event last year, you’re in the minority. Four out of five of the 659 Bradley students surveyed said they participated in at least one of the LNBU activities in 2011. This is an 18.9 percent increase…
As a resident advisor, Student Body President Tricia Anklan said she wishes there was a way she could serve as more of a resource when it comes to sexual health. “As an RA we are not able to provide condoms for our residents,” she said.…
The Bradley Bookstore is now offering a lot more than textbooks. Last week, the first meeting for the newly formed Bookstore Advisory Committee took place. “The committee’s main purpose is to educate and inform the Bradley community of the operations, benefits, services and staff of…
When University of Illinois professor of atmospheric sciences Donald Wuebbles is asked if a warm day in December is supposed to be proof of global warming, he laughs. “A warm day in December is not global warming, it’s just a warm day in December,” Wuebbles,…
“As Bradley’s campus expands, so does the average distance students have to walk,” Student Activities Graduate Assistant Kyle Malinowski said. “This growing distance poses as a greater threat to safety.” Malinowski is in charge of coordinating the university-provided shuttle service, or as he calls it…
Homecoming weekend will have a hefty agenda this year, and one of the most anticipated events will be the dedication of the Hayden-Clark Alumni Center. The Alumni Center has been in the works since 2006, and ground broke for the building in the fall of…
Swipe card access to Heitz Hall is one of many major renovations done recently on the building. Unlike other campus buildings, Heitz is unique because the swipe card systems are attached to each individual room on the first and ground floors, allowing students to access…
Safety is important, on and off campus, and students should know what to do if or when they are in a situation where a crime is taking place. “No matter where a person is, safety is a shared responsibility,” Bradley Chief of Police Brian Joschko…