According to the American Kennel Club, Labrador Retrievers are ranked as the most popular breed in the United States for the 25th year in a row. They describe Labs as friendly, active, and outgoing. Coming in 2nd were German Shepherds, and in 3rd, Golden Retrievers. Both of these are used by the Guide Dogs of […]
The Washington Dance Team, also known as the Pantherettes, performed their competition routine during halftime at their Boy’s Basketball game on Friday, February 19.
The lyrical competition routine tells the story of the 2013 tornado that destroyed and damaged homes and property throughout Washington. Four of the girls on the team lost their homes to the […]
Every Friday, Bradley students are encouraged to wear red or Bradley apparel to promote school spirit. Every week, there is a surprise gift that students will receive if they stop by the Student Senate table with red or Bradley apparel.
Last Friday, Student Senate gave away Rise of the Red scarfs to students that showed off […]
The 2nd Late Night BU of the semester took place at the Markin Recreation Center last on Friday, February 19. Philip Dittmeier has more on what took place.
Both Bradley students and the public flocked to Markin this weekend for a round of glow-in-the-dark mini golf. People young and old came out to try their best at a hole-in-one.
The event, hosted by ACBU, was held in the Markin Center Performance Court from 3:00 to 6:00. The event was held to commemorate Siblings Weekend […]
The Foster College of Business has received its accreditation for its Business and Accounting degree programs, and they have been extended. This is referred to as the Business Accreditation “Gold Standard” by Forbes Magazine. Bradley is one of only 182 business schools worldwide to attain this accreditation. The Foster College of Business first received its […]
The week of February 22 was National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. The week hopes to shine a spotlight on eating disorders and to improve one’s understanding of the causes, dangers, and treatments.
More than 20 million people in the U.S. suffer from eating disorders. About one in five college women suffer, with many going undiagnosed and […]
Dingeldine Auditorium often hears concerts from Bradley Chorale. However, the concert on Thursday, February 18 was a bit out of the ordinary. Meghan Grott has more.
In honor of Black History Month, Bradley’s Black Student Alliance hosted their first Black Excellence Ball in the Student Center Ballroom. The ball was a free event open to all Bradley students.
The Black Excellence Ball was a semi-formal social event. The purpose of the ball was for students to come out and celebrate black excellence. […]
The Theatre Department opened another show on Thursday, February 25: “The Seagull”. Meghan Grott has the story.