Originally published November 19, 2010 Whether a freshman or fifth-year senior, the time to seek that resume-boosting internship is now. U.S. News and World Report ranked Bradley as having one of the top 15 college internship and co-op program this August, and for good reason,…
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Originally published November 12, 2010 The first Greek Reunion and Exchange was hosted on Sunday, with more than 270 greek alums from Chicago and the surrounding area coming together as a way for graduates of all eras to meet one another and celebrate their experiences…
Originally published November 19, 2010 As of Monday, Main Street Commons will be the first university housing on campus to allow co-ed tenants, but students are still hesitant to take advantage.Making Main Street Commons co-ed gives students another housing alternative, but many students said the…
Originally published November 19, 2010 The Bradley community will be able to look forward to the completion of campus’ newest addition – the Hayden-Clark Alumni Center – by mid-2011. “Currently the goal is to have the structure fully enclosed by winter to allow the interior…
Originally published November 19, 2010 Six baseball players were arrested last Friday after into allegedly breaking Haussler Hall and trying to flee the scene, prompting a university police officer to draw her weapon to stop them. Freshmen Derek Sprout and Gregory Partyka and sophomores Robert…
Originally published November 12, 2010 A new major, hospitality management, will hit the Hilltop next fall, and Bradley is looking for new ways to market the program to prospective students. Bradley has a three-fold plan for marketing all new majors, including the new hospitality major.…
Originally published November 12, 2010 Although Lydia’s Lounge has been open for lunch for the past two weeks and has had a positive response, many students are still unaware of the new option. The opening of Lydia’s Lounge for lunch has been posted on the…
Originally published November 12, 2010 December graduates, if you don’t have a job lined up for after graduation you don’t have to panic just yet. Executive Director of the Smith Career Center Jane Linnenburger said December graduates have a much brighter job outlook than students…
Originally published November 12, 2010 Editor’s Note: This is the second in a three-part series looking into off-campus student housing. Look for final installment next week. Students experiencing illegal housing issues have come forward to report their situations, but many are keeping quiet in fear…
Originally published November 12, 2010 Student Senate is hoping to provide a shuttle service for students to nearby grocery stores. Without a grocery store within walking distance, Senate is focused on a temporary solution for students to get by while they work on bringing in…