The Office of Inclusion and Excellence kicked off the school year with a vibrant Welcome Back Bash with free food, giveaways, and more. The event celebrated diversity, community, and connection among Bradley students.
Students came to Shea Stadium early for a soccer tailgate with free t-shirts, food, and games. Later, the Bradley Soccer team celebrated the night with a 1 – 0 victory.
Claire Sullivan performs her rendition of Elvis Presley’s timeless classic “Can’t Help Falling In Love”.
Bradley’s Esports Club is dedicated to delivering the best gaming experiences to students, whether they’re casual players or competitive pros. From hosting campus tournaments to competing at the collegiate level, the club offers a welcoming space for gamers to connect and grow.
Bradley’s Psychology Club recently hosted several engaging events aimed at connecting with alumni and promoting their mission to educate and uplift the science of psychology. Focused on fostering campus-wide involvement not just within the Psychology Department.
Scarlet dives into the latest in entertainment, from the upcoming Broadway adaptation of 10 Things I Hate About You to a surge at the box office. She also shares her personal take on the new thriller Drop. Is it worth the watch?
Pastor Irene shares the mission of the Southside Community Center: to impact the community one relationship at a time. Through youth development programs and parent support initiatives, the center is committed to building stronger families and a more connected community. Her message highlights the power of personal connection in creating lasting change.
Bradley Athletics wraps up the semester with updates on transfers, future basketball players, and the latest in softball scores and baseball highlights.
MadMac’s landed in the hands of local resident Maddie Norman, and has officially opened its doors in Germantown Hills. Open seven days a week, the new spot promises to deliver more than just great food—Norman plans to host a variety of fun events aimed at bringing the community together.
The Charley Steiner Symposium covered a range of topics in sports communication. Charley Steiner left students with a recorded message. The symposium also highlighted student success stories from past Bradley University graduates.