Originally published October 29, 2010 Athletic Department remembers one of its own Megan Fong didn’t have a whole lot of time to make a place for herself on campus. The freshman tennis player was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in 2002. She briefly battled the…
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Originally published October 29, 2010 A new hospitality major will be added to the Family and Consumer Sciences Department next fall because of student and faculty interest, as well as societal need. “We’ve wanted to add this major for many years now,” said FCS department…
Originally published October 29, 2010 Bradley will be re-evaluated for accreditation for the first time since 2000, and students are encouraged to use this opportunity to speak about their campus experiences. A team of six administrators or faculty members from schools in the Midwest will…
Originally published October 29, 2010 A new committee has been formed to improve the library, and it hopes to use data from the past to set plans for the future. The committee, known as the Library Task Force, is made up of eight members, including…
Originally published October 29, 2010 Student Senate is keeping a positive outlook for the rest of the school year and is setting out to accomplish several goals. Danielle McMillan, student relations chairwoman, said Student Senate is trying to connect more with the student body. “With…
Originally published October 29, 2010 Executive Director of Computing Services Sandy Bury said students may see changes to MyBU within the next year. Bury and a primary development and support team is working with Student Senate Technology Services and Affairs Chairman Jeremy Daniel to make…
Originally published October 29, 2010 Student Senate passed a resolution Monday recommending Bradley abolish current policies in order to allow opposite sex roommates for St. James Apartment Complexes, as well as the Main Street Commons. According to the National Student Gender Blind Campaign’s 2010 Campus…
Originally published October 29, 2010 Bradley may be welcoming a law school on campus sometime in the future. “Bradley is, in fact, considering opening a law school,” said Pre-Law Center Director Maria Vertuno. “I am chairing a recently formed exploratory committee made up of representatives…
Originally published October 29, 2010 If you drive through the University and Main Street intersection on a Saturday afternoon, chances are you’ll be prompted to “Honk if you want peace!” by former FBI agent Jack Ryan and the rest of the Peoria Area Peace Network.…
Originally published October 22, 2010 The theme of this month’s Late Night BU was Across the Decades. The hit of the night was without a question the Dueling Pianists. The duo, Frank Turner and Noel Leamen, entertained students for most of the night, taking requests…