Students, faculty, and members of the Peoria community gathered Tuesday for an open event to meet James E. Shadid, Bradley University’s 13th president. The event offered a chance for attendees to connect with the new leader and celebrate the start of his presidency.
Hilltop Studio is kicking off Bradley University’s first-ever podcast, created to shine a light on campus life through real stories from students and instructors. The podcast will feature personal experiences, campus insights, and a behind-the-scenes look at what makes the Bradley community special.
For more information contact Willaim Duncan at acooksy@mail.bradley.edu
BBQ Kitten recently hosted a themed show that challenged performers to stay in character through a series of intense and unpredictable obstacles. In a “torture show” format, actors faced challenges while continuing their performances. Toby Schamberger, one of the cast members, shared their experience in an exclusive interview.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. hosted a vibrant fashion event last week in celebration of women empowerment, showcasing style, confidence, and unity. Rooted in their core values of uplifting the community and supporting fellow Bradley students.
For more information you can find them on Instagram @zetaphi_poodles
Williams Dining Hall is still in the early stages of construction, but steady progress is being made. Reporter Adalia Yeung spoke with Bradley’s Director of Facilities, who shared updates on the project’s development. The renovated space will feature modern updates and aim to provide students with a more unique, restaurant-style dining experience, setting it apart […]
As the student community anticipates the election of their next president, Adalia Yeung spoke with candidates AL and Frank to learn more about their motivations for running. Both shared their goals and visions for the future of Bradley, hoping to inspire positive change and represent the voices of their peers.
For voting information, check your emails! […]
The French Club brought the Mardi Gras spirit to campus with a festive late celebration. The club is open to both French speakers and those eager to learn, the event featured cultural traditions, food, and fun!
The Central Illinois Regional first Robotics competition held a series of practice tournaments ahead of its annual event at Bradley University. The competition brings together student teams with professional mentors, offering hands-on experience in engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving.
For more information on final scores visit frc-events.firstinspires.org/2025
Hosted annually by Bradley’s Music and Entertainment majors, the Spring Concert is a completely student-led production, from behind-the-scenes prep to show-stopping performances. This variety-style concert showcases student talent and hard work. Don’t miss it on April 1st! —doors open at 7 PM, and the performance begins at 7:30 PM!
Adalia Young kicks off a new round of Campus Convos, asking students to share advice for seniors as their final weeks at Bradley approach, as well as their favorite memories and plans for the upcoming summer. Join the conversation and see what your peers have to say!