Last week, you probably celebrated Halloween by dressing up in a costume, going trick-or-treating, or at least downing a pumpkin spice latte. What you may not have known was that the day after Halloween, another holiday was celebrated on campus: Day of the Dead!
Saturday, musicians Katherine Wolfe and Liang-Yu Wang transported their audience to a more classical time. The two masterfully brought Beethoven to Dingeldine Music Hall.
Sit back and be soothed by this heartfelt rendition of India Arie’s “Good Man”.
Amidst political conversations about climate change and other environmental matters, Bradley hosted a seminar focusing on an often overlooked subject: land and water conservation.
Service on Saturday is an philanthropic organization where students can engage in community service to enrich their career at Bradley.
Sports anchor Carley Chana takes a look at Bradley sports highlights from volleyball, basketball, and soccer.
Kelly Rogers gives us the latest on Ariana Grande post-breakup, and delivers a thorough look at the blockbuster hit Crazy Rich Asians. She rounds out the updates with upcoming theatre at Bradley. This and more await you in this week in entertainment.
The Smith Career Center teamed up with the Musicians in Business club to host a panel discussion on their industry experience. The event also provided aspiring students with advice and encouragement on forging a career in the music business.
The bodies of Susan Brill de Ramirez and Antonio Ramirez Barron were recovered this Tuesday. The two married instructors had been reported missing since Saturday. Students and staff alike are reeling from the unexpected loss, and await explanation and justice.
The institution of parking enforcement extends far beyond the notorious meter maid. This week on BUTV investigates, reporter Sam Kuhlmeyer unveils the details about Bradley parking. How how many tickets are issued daily? Who benefits?
Tag along for the ride, as he answers this and more.