Every student should have a few job searching tools in his or her belt, including eRecruiting, Twitter and Facebook. That’s right – Twitter and Facebook. Since the beginning of the year, the Smith Career Center has created profiles on both the popular social networking sites,…
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Since the mid-90s, Bradley has seen a significant shift in the number of out-of-state students from having 40 percent in the late 80s to the current 14 percent enrolled this semester. Because of this low percentage, Bradley has decided to regenerate interest to students outside…
As Bradley’s theatre department changes and expands, so does its need for space. As a result, the old work out room in Heitz Hall has been temporarily turned into a classroom and lab space for theater students. “For the past five years, the Department of…
Bradley has made student safety a priority by using the ForeWarn messaging system. Kath Conver, senior director of public relations, said text messages will continue to be used in addition to other resources. “Text messaging is only one form that was identified,” she said. “The…
Students seeking help finding jobs or internships need not look any further than their own myBU Web pages. ERecruiting has been moved from the Smith Career Center Web site to myBU. Before eRecruiting was moved, it could only be accessed from the SCC’s Web site,…
For the first time in several years, Student Senate has filled all its residence hall seats in its first open election. The voting took place Monday and Tuesday and saw more than 10 times the number of voters than last year’s voting. After all the…
Taylor Brown, a sophomore forward on the men’s basketball team, was arrested and booked on a charge of battery last weekend. Police were flagged down in front of Haussler Hall about 11:30 p.m. Saturday after a witness saw Brown, an AEP major from Atlanta, allegedly…
Students looking to swallow a few extra laughs will have a chance when comedian Joel McHale hits the Hilltop Oct. 24. The Activities Council is bringing in McHale, who is host of E!’s “The Soup,” a satiric show about pop culture. “We have brought in…
The suspenders are coming. Larry King, the host of “Larry King Live,” has accepted Bradley’s offer to speak at the December commencement ceremony. “It’s wonderful that Larry King has agreed to speak to our graduates and their family and friends in December,” said University President…
It’s been 10 years in the making, but it is finally here. One of the generation’s finest filmmakers, Quentin Tarantino, has finally released his self-described masterpiece, the World War II film “Inglourious Basterds.” Sure, there have been some missteps, namely both “Kill Bill” films, but…