University President Joanne Glasser’s base salary remained the same between
For many, Valentine’s Day is full of gifts, chocolate and
After a 9-3 start in non-confer- ence action, the Bradley
Center Court is now an option for hungry students during
With six returning players and six new freshmen, the Bradley
Every five years, the university updates its roadmap for the
Main Street Commons will be home solely to upperclassmen starting
While students and faculty were away over break, many people
Kentucky There is one team in college basketball that stands
In an effort to reduce Bradley’s environmental footprint, food waste
The Eagle Scouts have arrived to campus, providing students with
This weekend, the sports world will descend on Indianapolis in
Bradley aims to change the landscape of campus by 2017.
While ringing in the New Year with drinks and celebration,
I’m not going to act like I’m in the target
As Halloween approaches, students are busy preparing their costumes and getting ready to partake in timeless holiday traditions. This year, however, students may have to
Student Senate has a new Web site that documents complaints the organization receives and its progress on fixing them. “We exist to serve you, the
Walk into the Hillel House on a Friday afternoon and you’ll be greeted with the sound of students bustling around, setting up the scene for
Student Senate approved a $2,100 budget increase in early October, and Student Body Treasurer Owen Irwin said the increase will primarily be for student body
In years past, communication students had to choose between the five concentrations within the department: journalism, public relations, organizational communication, advertising or electronic media. Next
When former MTV news correspondent Gideon Yago took the Neumiller Hall stage Wednesday night, girls in the audience went giddy with delight. But “teen television’s
Students wishing they weren’t too old to go trick or treating have another option this Halloween. The Halloween-themed Late Night BU event will take place
The cafeterias may soon be a little greener. Styrofoam containers used to carry out food may be replaced by an environmentally friendly product made from
As the threat of a recession looms, many students may find themselves wondering what sparked this economic crisis and how it affects them. Economics professor
Eighty-five percent of freshmen from Illinois, university to target East Coast students The university is focusing on recruiting students who live outside of Illinois to