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.
With Halloween approaching, Jackson Shaltiel visited Williams Hall to ask students about their favorite spooky season traditions. Participants discussed what they enjoy most about Halloween. We hope everyone has a great Halloween!
Last Monday, Student Senate held an open forum at the Garrett Cultural Center to discuss Bradley University’s expectations and evolving policies on artificial intelligence. Students engaged in dialogue, asked questions, and shared feedback on how AI should be responsibly integrated into academics. Faculty representative Travis Stern emphasized AI as a support tool rather than a […]
Niels van der Beek takes viewers to Nashville, Tennessee for Fall Break. From the bustling nightlife on Broadway and charming bars in Printer’s Alley to shopping on Fifth Avenue and signature hot chicken at Hattie B’s, the city delivers a lively mix of entertainment and dining. Niels gives Nashville an 8/10, for its appeal for […]
Students filled Wyckoff dormitory Saturday night for ResLife’s annual haunted house, complete with eerie screams, themed rooms, and student-led scares. Hall Council members designed each frightening space, acted in scenes, guided tours, and even created a photo booth and custom Halloween mural for attendees. After making it through the haunted halls, guests enjoyed cider and […]
First-time musical guest Vaughn Casey performs an original drum solo he composed. In all of BUTV’s history, this is the first time we’ve had a solo drumming musical guest.