Micah Gatewood covers the exciting worlds of softball and baseball, providing in-depth analysis and highlights for fans.

As summer approaches, Bradley’s Cybersecurity Club is hosting its final movie nights of the semester. It’s also a chance for new students to connect and get involved before the fall.

Last week, Executive Producer Dave Lennie suffered a heart attack and took time off to recover. In a show of support, students and faculty came together last Friday to decorate his office inside and out. The surprise welcome-back was a heartfelt reminder of the strong community behind the scenes.

The 2025 Charley Steiner Symposium, held at GCC, focused on the advancements and achievements of various topics on sports communication and issues. The event featured discussions on various topics, including the use of AI in broadcasting.

The Interactive Media Department at Bradley offers numerous opportunities for students to showcase their work, with Fuse being one of the main platforms. Adalia Yeung speaks with Nat Wlodarczyk, the assistant student producer, about the exciting opportunities
for students to get involved and display their creative projects.

Bradley University will soon launch a new Digital Music Technology major combining music recording, video, and live performance tech. Best of all, no audition is required to get started.

This week’s sports update focuses on the latest basketball transfer news. As well as highlighting key plays in baseball and softball. Stay tuned for more updates on baseball and softball in the weeks ahead!

Students, faculty, and members of the Peoria community gathered Tuesday for an open event to meet James E. Shadid, Bradley University’s 13th president. The event offered a chance for attendees to connect with the new leader and celebrate the start of his presidency.

Hilltop Studio is kicking off Bradley University’s first-ever podcast, created to shine a light on campus life through real stories from students and instructors. The podcast will feature personal experiences, campus insights, and a behind-the-scenes look at what makes the Bradley community special.
For more information contact Willaim Duncan at acooksy@mail.bradley.edu

BBQ Kitten recently hosted a themed show that challenged performers to stay in character through a series of intense and unpredictable obstacles. In a “torture show” format, actors faced challenges while continuing their performances. Toby Schamberger, one of the cast members, shared their experience in an exclusive interview.