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PR agency FLORA partnered with the Peoria Riverfront Museum to host a Bradley exclusive event for their campaign, Pop the Bubble.

Advocates for Society, a PR capstone at Bradley, hosted an event to honor sexual awareness month.

Students have been back on campus for a couple weeks, but we were curious what they had been up to while they were away on spring break. Due to the nice weather, reporter Dylan Baus took the interviews outside for a change.

Amanda Allgeier spoke with BUTV’s field reporter, Dylan Baus, to talk about the sculpting event they held during the show.

It’s that time of the year again when high schoolers tour Bradley’s campus. With the help of Undergrad Admissions, these students are hoping that the university is their best fit.

No Late Night BU would be complete without Bradley’s student workers. We checked in with three student, Tech Crew Manager, Xavier Chapman; HEAT Coordinator, Alia Coleman; and Markin Assistant, Gracie Dahler.

Four panels of guests answered some questions through several lenses of the sports industry, covering its current climates, including in its media coverage. Charley Steiner couldn’t attend in person, but recorded a message to share his perspective, as well.

Student Senate handed out t-shirts and tote bags at the Student Center to students who showed some Bradley spirit by wearing red. Chief of Staff, Landon Williams shared what Student Senate means to him.

Learn how to get more involved with the Peoria area through the Senior Capstone, Pop the Bubble Campaign. Community Coordinator and Event Organizer Jeannie Hansen urges students to sign-up and attend Riverfront Museum event being hosted March 29th.

Members of the community came together to share their voices just off Bradley’s campus on one the busiest intersections in the area.