Bradley University’s newest play is Silent Sky, the true story of pioneering female astronomer Henrietta Leavitt. Reporter Joshua Blake talks with the play’s director and star to give Bradley students a sneak peak at what’s to come.

The Wags for Mags student organization has partnered with Paws Giving Independence to help students find the perfect service animal for them. We sent reporter Matthew Kauerauf to speak with some of the people behind Wags for Mags.

Bradley’s Black Student Alliance hosted their 4th annual Black Excellence Ball on February 23. We talked with BSA President Charles Myers to learn more about the event.

This year, the Bradley Jazz Festival celebrated its 15th anniversary. Naturally, this year’s festival featured 15 high school student bands as well as a variety of guest artists and speakers.

Last Friday, the Peoria Area Friends of International Students held an event so international students could connect and get to know each other. Joshua Blake took a visit and talked with some of the people behind it to see what it’s all about.

Last Monday was Presidents Day, a national holiday created to celebrate the birthday of America’s first President George Washington (which was actually on Friday). Reporter Jade Sewell took to Bradley’s campus to see what kind of education our tuition is going towards.

Bradley’s sketch comedy club Barbecue Kitten is back for another semester of hilarity. Max Allen talked with a few of its members to see what they have in store.

It’s the Year of the Pig in the Chinese calendar, and Bradley’s Chinese Culture Club helped students ring in the new year.