Students spoke out again to air their concerns regarding the university’s budget deficit and proposed program cuts, this time at Student Senate’s open forum on Monday night. They were joined by President Stephen Standifird and Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Walter Zakahi. In…
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Around 5:15 p.m. on Nov. 16, a non-Bradley-affiliated resident of an Underhill Street apartment complex received a notification that a package had arrived. When they checked in the lobby, they could not locate the package. They knocked on the door of a neighboring apartment to…
As I approach the end of my career as a college student, I find myself reflecting on a journey that has been both exhilarating and challenging. Amidst the sea of new experiences and opportunities, there exists an undercurrent that has been a constant companion —…
Students across Bradley’s campus gathered to discuss and protest the proposed program cuts after University President Stephen Standifird’s announcement on Nov. 6. Following his report, news of faculty cuts spread to students via word of mouth, leading to additional confusion and outcries of support for…
It was a hot Wednesday morning in 2020, and I was having a difficult time breathing through my mask. I had just finished watching a video of what not to do in college classes and I was nervous. Don’t come to class extremely early? Okay,…
With Thanksgiving approaching next week and the end of the semester on the horizon, students are eager to travel home to spend time with their loved ones. As is the case for many holiday gatherings, there are several things to keep in mind as you…
Ever since I was young, I have always wanted to tell some kind of story. Most of the stories that I liked were animated, along with other storytelling devices like graphic novels, games with nice visuals and comics. Art, to me, is a perfect way…
Students and faculty gathered around Founder’s Circle on Tuesday to protest the proposed program cuts that were announced by President Stephen Standifird on Nov. 6. Photos by Jenna Zeise.
Students got together on Nov. 7 to watch “The Unafraid,” a documentary directed by Anayansi Prado and Heather Courtney, in the Global Communications Center. The documentary discusses the experiences of three students in Georgia under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) act. Georgia has…