With elections for a new student body president coming up and campaigns underway, candidates took the opportunity to speak to the public on Monday. Attendees were given the opportunity to hear from and ask questions to student body officer (SBO) candidates, including presidential candidates Al…
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It’s no secret: I’m a romantic. One look at my bedroom gives me away. My walls are plastered with movie posters, from “Titanic” and “Say Anything” to “Romeo and Juliet.” My desk drawers overflow with poetry-filled notebooks. Roses adorn every nook and cranny, and my…
On April 2 at 2:59 a.m., an unidentified individual broke the window of a student’s vehicle that was parked on N. Glenwood Ave and subsequently stole it. After a call from the student’s mother informed BUPD that the vehicle had a tracking device, the Peoria…
Bradley’s Association of Latin American Students (ALAS) led over three dozen students in a march across campus, calling attention to the impact of recent U.S. immigration policies on students and their families. Photos by Scarlett Rose Binder
“No hate, no fear; immigrants are welcome here.” These words rang out on Friday as more than three dozen students marched across Bradley’s campus, raising their voices in support of the immigrant community. The demonstration, organized by Bradley’s Association of Latin American Students (ALAS), called…
Spring has officially sprung, and Bradley’s music and entertainment industry (MEI) students are celebrating the turn of the season in style. They invite the community to their spring concert, a free event set for Tuesday at the Dingledine Music Center. As part of the MEI…
Women’s History Month is close to the end, and what better way to honor it than by creating a space where women can share their experiences, express their thoughts and inspire one another? On Monday, members of Her Campus, an online magazine dedicated to connecting…
Federal judge James E. Shadid has been hired as Bradley’s 13th university president, according to an announcement from the Office of Marketing and Communications on Friday. The decision to hire Shadid, who will assume his duties starting April 1, comes slightly less than a year…
The renovation and expansion of Williams Dining Hall, which began in October, is now about halfway done. In these past five months, on-campus dining has been limited, leaving Geisert as one of students’ most effective options. Meanwhile, River City Construction has been making steady progress…