Kelli Anderson has an impressive body of work. She is drawn to using Lo-Fi materials an unexpected ways, such as forming a simple camera from humble paper. Among her accomplishments is being the first Adobe Creative Resident. She shared her experiences as an artist and designer with students at the recent Bradley’s Visual Voices lecture.
This week memorial services were held for Susan Brill de Ramirez and Antonio Ramirez Barron, two Bradley faculty members who were tragically murdered in late October.
In a tumultuous week for Bradley university faculty and staff, two professors have resigned following sexual misconduct scandals.
The Make-A-Wish foundation is a non-profit organization devoted to uplifting children with debilitating illnesses. Tuesday night, students learned its origins.
Regularly BUTV showcases A Person You Should Know, but how about we switch it up a bit with a furrier friend? Check out how Wags for Mags decided to spend the spooky holiday on this week’s A Pup You Should Know!
Chi Alpha, the Christian fellowship does ministry and outreach across campus, but they don’t only consist of Bradley students. In this week’s someone you should know Taylor Musgrove, speaks with Agnes Holloway on how she got involved in Chi Alpha and why she thinks it’s important to bring her children to every event.
Last week, you probably celebrated Halloween by dressing up in a costume, going trick-or-treating, or at least downing a pumpkin spice latte. What you may not have known was that the day after Halloween, another holiday was celebrated on campus: Day of the Dead!
Saturday, musicians Katherine Wolfe and Liang-Yu Wang transported their audience to a more classical time. The two masterfully brought Beethoven to Dingeldine Music Hall.
Sit back and be soothed by this heartfelt rendition of India Arie’s “Good Man”.
Amidst political conversations about climate change and other environmental matters, Bradley hosted a seminar focusing on an often overlooked subject: land and water conservation.