Now, to the Owens Center, and Bradley’s Hockey Club team took on Northern Illinois.
Northern Illinois trying to take a shot in but end up dog-piling in front of the net.
Bradley here turns it over, and Northern Illinois is going to take advantage and score to take a 1-0 lead.
While the Braves try to launch it, […]
The Women’s Tennis team brought home some hardware from the Missouri Valley Conference Individual Championships.
Sophomore Aimee Manfredo won her singles match in straight sets to clinch a first place finish for the Braves.
Bradley would also get some more hardware thanks to the efforts of Ariel Dechter and Irinka Toidze, who placed first in the flight […]
Jackie Myers takes us out on the streets of campus to discuss Fall.
Check it out.
Bradley’s Health Services is offering flu shots again this year.
The last day they are available is Thursday the 8th, from 3-6 in Markin Room 30.
They are free to students.
Female students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend a safety and self-defense program presented by members of the Bradley Police Department on Sunday, October 18 from […]
Here is our interview with Bradley Speech Team member Brandon Johnson. Enjoy!
A real-life “Hunger Games” reality show may be coming to our TVs soon.
CBS announced they will have a new reality show called “Hunted,” in which participants will be running from the trained and skilled investigators who are hunting them down.
This is particularly hard with all the technology available to track the fugitives or teams.
They will […]
Bradley students were out on the university’s Alumni Quad last Saturday watching the “Step Up, Stomp Down” dance competition.
DJ Grotts has the story.
If you’ve kept up with BUTV News this semester, you’ve probably seen a variety of video packs made by our very own Bradley students.
New to campus is a club that allows students to participate in that creating and developing video process – all of which can be featured on this station.
This club is giving everyone […]
Fall is the perfect time to be outside enjoying the changing leaves and cool temps.
Here’s Brooke to show us how some students are taking advantage.
Red Cross held a blood drive in the Markin Center last Friday.
The Red Cross helps through five different key service areas.
They help in disaster relief, supporting American military families, giving blood, health and safety services, and international services.
On campus, the organization does many different blood drives through the school year to donate to hospitals nearby […]