Thank You For Following BUTV News This Semester!
BUTV News aired its last show for the Fall 2015 semester on Wednesday, December 2. Feel free to look back at all the news articles and videos on our website! We hope you’ll follow us…
December 2015
Musical Guest – London Has Fallen
Here is a video of London Has Fallen, our musical guest on 12/2/15. Enjoy!
Upcoming Events
De-stress before finals week with free hot chocolate on Friday, December 4 at the Bradley Bookstore from 11 am – 1 pm. You can get 25% off a Bradley mug during this event. The first…
Men’s Basketball Team Falls to Ole Miss
The Men’s Basketball team lost at Delaware on Tuesday night for their 7th consecutive loss. Despite that, there have been some positives from this year’s young team. Some of those positives were on display last…
Voice Of The Braves Radio Show Comes to The Fieldhouse
An exciting opportunity will present itself starting on Thursday the 3rd, as the Voice Of The Braves radio show returns for its second season. Dave Snell, the Bradley Radio voice, will host a show that…
Soccer Players Receive Missouri Valley Conference Honors
The soccer season has been over for a few weeks now, but multiple Bradley Braves were recognized by the Missouri Valley Conference for their efforts this season. Frank Bak was named the Freshman of the…
Women’s Basketball Team Overwhelms Eureka
The Bradley Women’s Basketball team won their only game over break, as they clobbered Eureka 87-47. Bradley junior Leti Lerma was the best player on the floor, as she recorded a double-double with 19 points…
Live Interview: Matt Moccio
Here is our interview with Matt Moccio, a Bradley student who is also a member of Engineers Without Borders. Enjoy!
Entertainment News 12/2/15
Taylor Swift may have some “bad blood” with New Zealand after this weekend’s ordeal. As Taylor Swift is rocking her 1989 Tour across the world, she took some time to film a new music video…
Graduating Senior Reflects on His Time at Bradley
Graduation is coming up right around the corner. BUTV’s Anthony Johnson was able to talk to a graduating senior.