Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity, hosted its first Clean Water 5K Color Run Sept. 6. The race, held at Laura Bradley Park, sought to raise money for Charity Water, a not-for-profit organization that provides clean water for developing nations. APO is no stranger to…
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Elementary education majors can expect updates to the program as Bradley works to align itself more closely with state codes next year. This past month, the Illinois State Educator Preparation and Licensure Board approved Bradley’s Education and Health Sciences Department’s proposal for a redesigned elementary…
You have probably seen the slogan on Bradley apparel as you walk around Bradley’s campus: “Bradley football, undefeated since 1970.” Don’t get too excited though, because Bradley football is also winless since 1970. As a matter of fact, Bradley football has been nonexistent since 1970.…
Throughout the weekend, male students searched for a fraternity house to call home. Bradley’s greek community celebrated the induction of its newest fraternity invitees at the First Annual Interfraternity Council Block Party. Anadexis, the ceremony in which new fraternity members receive their bids, inspired the…
• A female student found another female student passed out on the sidewalk in the 900 block of Elmwood Ave. near the Heitz Hall emergency phone at 11:40 p.m. Sept. 3. The intoxicated student woke up and walked to the third floor of Heitz Hall.…
The winds of change that blew through Bradley’s athletic department this past summer sent coaches, trainers and administrators alike into new places and opened up new opportunities in the department. One of those opportunities went to former Columbia women’s track coach Willy Wood, who replaced…
A bit of Bradley athletics history was made over summer vacation. Vernon Hills native and May 2012 Bradley graduate Jacob Booden became the first Brave ever to play for the Peoria Chiefs. Booden pitched for the Braves from 2009 to 2012 and compiled a career…
This fall marks Head Soccer coach Jim DeRose’s 19th season with the team, and he has seen a lot of crazy things during that span. But during this past week- end’s 2014 Hotels at Grand Prairie Classic, DeRose and the Braves endured a pair of…
Every spring, thousands of people of all ages anxiously wait at their computers to buy tickets for various music festivals. With this pastime ruling the summer, Voice asked Bradley students about their own music fest adventures. Wakarusa Festival–Mulberry Mountain, Arkansas Liz Lundholm ’16 At the…