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Music Festival Fashion

The sun’s just starting to show, so you know I’ve got one thing on my mind: the summer music schedule. Over the next few months, hipsters, trendsetters and music-lovers alike will be flocking to various music festivals all over the country. While I’m looking forward…

New SABRC fundraising policy for club sports

The recent spring-like weather means more students are enjoying sports outside. But the weather isn’t the only change that will soon affect club sports. The Student Activities Budget Review Council (SABRC) has changed the club sports’ fundraising process. The club sports used to be allocated…

NBA draft isn’t void of talent

Michigan played tough and held its own with the Cardinals but by game’s end, the Wolverines could not keep up with Louisville’s offense. The Cardinals won 82-78 on Monday behind strong efforts from Luke Hancock, Peyton Silva and Chane Behanan who combined for fifty-five points…

Brave Pitch showcases students’ business innovation

Entrepreneur students had the chance to be brave and pitch an idea that could jumpstart their careers. Bradley’s Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation hosted the Brave Pitch Competition on Wednesday night where students presented their innovative proposal to a panel of judges in three…

Bradley alumna takes seat in Congress

A Bradley alumna won the special election of the 2nd Congressional district of Illinois on Tuesday, securing yet another seat in Congress by a Bradley grad. Democrat Robin Kelly ’77, ’82 won the election against Republican nominee Paul McKinney by a margin of 89 percent…

3D Gives “Jurassic Park” New Life

“Jurassic Park” is one of those films that completely revolutionized the world of movies. Thanks to advancements in technology, director Stephen Spielberg immersed his audience in a prehistoric environment, filled with realistic CGI dinosaurs that wowed people of all ages. The two sequels may have…

Career fair offers students full-time and summer employment

The Michel Student Center Ballroom filled with job seekers on April 4, as a newly revamped fair closed out the year’s organized job fairs. The Public Service and Summer Employment Fair, hosted by the Smith Career Center, gave nearly 70 employers and more than 180…

One-on-One: Who will win the Masters?

The field   The Masters is upon us and as it is every year, the question is who is going to win; Tiger Woods or the field? I’m a Tiger fan. I always have been. Golf is way more exciting when Tiger is playing well…

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