Bradley’s administration held a conference regarding the Bradley Commitment, which aims to aid students with their tuition, at Founder’s Circle on Wednesday. The Commitment will be automatically granted to students who qualify for additional assistance. “Today we make the commitment more transparent, so families can…
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The Markin Recreation Center hosted a Halloween-themed Late Night BU, featuring various crafts and a costume contest from 9 p.m. to midnight on Oct. 11. “Late Night BU is alcohol-alternative programming. It is put on six times a year, typically on the night where people…
Created to bridge the gap between those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and those without, Best Buddies fosters friendships between young adults in the community and college student volunteers. The club has gained traction amongst academic institutions across the country, including Bradley, since it…
‘Tis the season for the regular to become spooky, and even fundraisers have gotten into the Halloween spirit with themed baked goods, events and the terrifying concept of finance. Fresh Slice, Bradley’s hospitality and food organization, sold homemade pumpkin-shaped Rice Krispies Treats and chocolate-covered Oreos…
My skin has always felt like it is on fire. Your skin holds you together, acting as a barrier of protection between your body and the outside world. Our skin is supposed to keep us safe. As a newborn, I was diagnosed with eczema. Many…
During the second annual Bob Ross Paint Night, students enjoyed an evening of painting landscapes full of “happy little” trees and clouds. Ross was a painter who starred in the PBS TV series “The Joy of Painting.” He became a cultural icon, known for his…
“Eat cookies, meet people, enjoy being queer,” is how Madilyn Harris, the president of Bradley’s LGBTQ+ outreach and activism organization, Common Ground, described the first-ever cookie decorating event on Sept. 27. A small group of students gathered to turn 20 plain sugar cookies into edible…
At age six, Chuck Aoki was diagnosed with hereditary sensory autonomic neuropathy, a rare genetic disorder that numbed all of his senses from the elbows to fingertips and knees to feet. At age ten, he was wheelchair-bound after sustaining too many injuries to his hands…
The Slane College of Communications and Fine Arts (CFA) hosted an Open House at the Hartmann Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday, offering a display of talent and creativity. Every room in the Hartmann Center became a hub of artistic expression, showcasing the diverse…