In this week’s sports update, the Braves continue their strong performances across multiple teams. Volleyball secured back-to-back home victories against Indiana State and Evansville, while men’s basketball opened the season with an 85–54 win over Central Michigan. The hockey team swept Loyola in an explosive weekend series, highlighted by several first career goals and hat […]
Burgess Hall was filled with color and gratitude during a Thanksgiving-themed painting night. The event invited students to reflect on what they’re thankful for by creating art on provided canvases. Though small in turnout, participants enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere and left with personal artworks that captured the spirit of thankfulness and community before the holiday […]
Nikko Weatherspoon interviews Taylor Savonic, president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA), to discuss the organization’s mission of service, friendship, and philanthropy. Savonic explains ESA’s community involvement through partnerships with St. Jude and Easter Seals, as well as public fundraising and service events on campus. She also shares how students can join through semester recruitment or […]
Following a busy midterm season, Bradley students gathered for a kite-making event hosted by Active Minds to relax and recharge. The event encouraged students to take a creative break, decorate their own kites, and enjoy time outdoors in the fall breeze. Club president Jenna Smiley explained that Active Minds focuses on promoting mental health awareness […]
At this month’s Visual Voices lecture, professor Randy Duncan from Henderson State University discussed the creative depth and storytelling power of comics. He highlighted how the medium blends art and narrative to convey emotion, culture, and meaning beyond the page.
The Peoria Community Chorus held its latest concert this past Sunday at Bradley University’s Dingeldine Music Center. Under the direction of Dr. Lori Rhee and accompanied by pianists Carol Wessler and Michael Broer, the ensemble performed 11 pieces spanning gospel and folk genres. Each selection was introduced with background context, culminating in a trio of […]
Harvey Newcomb takes us into the week in sports. Bradley basketball tipped off the season as both the men’s and women’s teams hit the court, volleyball dominated Murray State in straight sets, and cross country sweeped the MVC Championships. Plus, a look at Bradley soccer’s senior night against Belmont.
In this edition of Campus Convos, Cassie Maxwell talks with Bradley students about their favorite autumn activities, foods, and plans for Thanksgiving break. From pumpkin patches and haunted houses to cozy sweaters and warm comfort foods, students share how they celebrate the season and unwind before the holidays.
In this weekly sports update, Delaney Giles went over the week for soccer, volleyball, and hockey. Overall a pretty solid week for Bradley Athletics. Bradley Cross Country have the MVC championship upcoming, and Bradley Basketball is about to start back up.
Niko Weatherspoon interviewed Bradley University Student Body President Al Cuizon Jr. to discuss his role in bridging communication between student organizations and university administration. Students interested in getting involved can join committees or serve as student representatives by reaching out via @BradleySenate on Instagram.