Written by Kayla Johnson and Quenice Williams Bradley University. Home of the Braves. This mid-size university is home to over 5,400 students and loves showcasing just how diverse they are. Online that is. Once you step foot on campus, it’s another story. The Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosts the majority of organizations for...
Devin Brevig After opening the season with 18 games away from home, Bradley Baseball finally defended their home field Wednesday night against MacMurray College. The game was called due to lightning after 8 1/2 innings. Bradley moved to 12-7 on the season going into conference play while MacMurray fell to 4-12. Redshirt-senior Sam Lund...
As part of an ongoing series, a Bradley professor spoke to a classroom of interested students about her body of research and the impacts of gender on organizations. Associate Professor of Organizational Communication Elena Gabor spoke to Bradley students earlier this March about her research on group communication and its intersections with gender. This...
After a season ending with a trip to playoffs, Bradley Club Hockeyis preparing to say goodbye to their seniors who will be graduating this May. The Division II team will say goodbye to seven seniors and the Division III team will be say goodbye to four seniors. Joe Norton is a Chicago native, a...
By: Terrence Carter & Brooks Blackburn While in college, students always wonder what student athletes do during their offseason. Do they train all offseason? Do they just worry about classes and forget about their sport? While students think many things about athletes and their offseason, the athletes are actually training hard. For Bradley University’s...
Bradley University hosts first Channy Lyons Memorial Lecture telling the story of Chicago artist Gertrude Abercrombie By Kelcie Eminian and Kasey Walsh Members of Bradley University and the Peoria community gathered in the Hayden-Clark Alumni Center for the first annual Channy Lyons Memorial Lecture, featuring keynote speaker Dr. Susan Weininger. Dr. Weininger is a...
By Paul Evers and Dom Palombo If you thought the Fortnite craze was slowing down, you thought wrong. Bradley students, Phil Schlitter and Brock Sutton, both used their spring break to continue to play and indulge themselves in the battle royale game. “They just recently came out with new variations to the regular game...
The Bradley Women’s basketball team showed growth over the 2018-19 season as the Braves finished the year with their first 20 win season since 2008-09. The season was full of accolades that included three braves earning All-Valley honors, two MVC Scholar-Athlete honors, the Sixth Player of the Year and Freshman of the year. For...
published by: Brendan Dougherty, Sam Lund, and Keaton Rice. The Bradley University Women’s Tennis team has had an up and down season so far. With Missouri Valley Conference play starting this weekend, the Braves are striving for not only wins, but consistency throughout the remainder of the season. The Braves are 11-6 before entering...
By: Cheyenne Carder and Taise Thompson With a 61-55 loss to Illinois State in the Missouri Valley Conference championship, the Bradley women’s basketball team officially starts their offseason. The team ended the season with a 20-10 overall record. Sophomore, Gabi Haack had the most points with 448, and freshman, Lasha Petree following with 397....