There’s music in the air this fall thanks to the combined forces of the Women’s Chorale, Choir, and Chamber Singers.

If you have ever hoped your favorite comedian, movie, or band would come to campus, you have the chance to make it happen. Bradley University’s Activities Council is seeking enthusiastic visionaries to join their team. The council is responsible for bringing many acts to campus and it welcomes those with fresh ideas to consider applying.

Cool weather got ya down? Well this story will surely warm you up.

What is it like to be a minority within a minority? The intersections of race, religion, and sexuality can be unfamiliar territory to many.

The Epsilon Eta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. hosted a panel discussing the overlap between being a person of color and the LGBTQ+ community.

The month of October is coming to a close, and while Halloween remains the flagship holiday of the month, one student organization has been celebrating an equally important occasion: Latinx history month.
We stopped at Markin to ask about the festivities students can expect throughout the month, and learn about their recent networking event.

Paper artist Hattie Newman graced the GCC in Bradley’s latest Visual Voices lecture. She gave an honest look at what it is like being a working artist and crafting out a career for oneself.

What do Bradley students love and hate about fall? We needed answers! We caught ’em to ask about autumn.

Bradley’s bookstore offers a great deal more than books. Outside of hosting book signings and de-stress sessions, they also carry a variety of non-print materials. Apparel, snacks, tech and more can all be found in-store.

This week Venom hit theaters with a bang and BUTV has the details on what to expect. Additionally, Taylor swift found her voice politically when she showcased her support for the democratic party on her Instagram.

Around town has return with fresh content and fresher locations! Follow Troi Roberson into the lush landscape of the rainforest, without ever needing to leave Peoria. This exotic escape is free to students and conveniently open year-round.