Scarlett Rose Binder interviewed Paris Hunt, who is the President of K18. K18 is the K-pop club at Bradley. K18 is a relatively new club being formed in 2018 and is on the rise. K18 also is a dancing club and choreographs original dances and performs existing dances to Korean Pop Music. They have performed […]

 
This past Saturday, Bradley’s Department of Physical Therapy and Health Sciences Hosted their 12th Annual Hilltop Trot. Participants ran a 5K from a predetermined track from Markin through the Alumni Quad. Students received prizes, could buy merchandise, and also participate in a silent auction.

 
Delaney Giles gives the weekly update and recap for all things Bradley Athletics. Overall, another great week all around for the Braves. Soccer and Volleyball are still holding strong, and Hockey has started off the year exceptionally well.

 
Last Friday, Milwaukee Tool and Bradley’s AI Club Paired up to Host a Case Competition in BECC 1150. Their challenge was to develop an AI assistant with Cursor AI that understands different types of construction projects and recommends what tools need to be used. The competition was tight, and many innovative ideas were on display. […]

 
Jackson Shaltiel went around the WIlliams Dining Hall and asked students their thoughts on the new dining experience. All students reported positively and really like all of the changes and renovations Bradley Dining has made.

 
Harvey Newcomb gives updates from Soccer, Volleyball, and Cross Country. All teams did quite well this week but Cross Country especially had a standout week. Lets hope this trend continues and Bradley dominates again this upcoming week.

 
Bradley University had an event where students could go and get their resumes reviewed by professionals. Students took this advice and applied it to prepare for the job fair on Thursday.

 
Bradley’s LGBTQ+ club Common Ground hosted a game night event with Board Games, Magic: The Gathering, Jackbox, and more. Common Ground. Common Ground also has a community closet for students to donate clothing.

 
Eric Oswald, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Major, is currently researching plants in the Peoria area. He is working to find out how the plant life is changing due to climate change. Listen to his input and advice for people who might want to do the same.

 
Co-founder of Vector Custom Fabrication and Sculptor, Barry Hehemann, gave a lecture about his experience sculpting and running his own company. His art is abstract and usually has a lot of structural elements. Not only was he good at sculpting, he learned how to market it to grow his work and his business.