Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. series remains one of the most popular fighting game franchises in the world. A new Bradley club seeks to use the game to bring students together with some friendly competition.

It should come as no surprise that some Bradley students would take an interest in the growing world of e-sports. Fortunately for them, a club on Bradley’s campus exists to help them with one of the world’s most popular online games.

The biggest football game of the year happened last Sunday, offering thrills, surprises, and (for Spongebob fans) crushing disappointment. In the first Campus Convos of 2019, reporter Jade Sewell asks Bradley students and faculty for their thoughts on the big game.

With winter weather wreaking havoc across the Midwest, it’s a good idea to stay indoors and cozy up with your favorite movie. Last Thursday, the ACBU held an event that let Bradley students do just that.

Lit. on Fire Books is a cozy used bookstore within walking distance of campus. They are home to a monthly open mic that draws and welcomes artists from the area. Reporter Tirza Sprigella is your guide through the winding shelves of the store.

There are plenty of ways to support Bradley Braves! If you have enthusiasm and a performer’s heart, try out for Bradley’s cheer team or otherwise consider joining the Red Sea and cheering from the stands with friends!

Every year, English honor society students are charged with holding a book sale. The profits usually go to aid the functions of the group, but this time the proceeds will be dedicated to honoring a dearly missed professor. The success of this sale has superseded the standard of all the ones before it.

This week in entertainment, Kelly Rogers covers the passing of pioneering comic artist Stan Lee and reviews “Bohemian Rhapsody”, the new biopic chronicling life of Freddie Mercury. Additionally, the latest in makeup and more are discussed.

Turkey, stuffing, and sweet potato pie! These are the treats many Americans look forward to on Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, there are families who can not afford these luxuries. One Greek organization is doing what they can to make the holidays sweeter for them

Tis the season.. for uncovering schemes?
As we approached Thanksgiving, investigator Sam Khulmeyer had one thing on his mind: secret conspiracies. He also had one thing one his head: tin foil. Hold onto your hats as he finds out what students think about the legitimacy of the moon landing  and more.