Morton, known as the pumpkin world, just wrapped up their annual 4 day festival. There was great food, music, and attractions. Students and families gathered to watch all of the floats and celebrate one of Central Illinois’ greatest traditions.
The Spanish Club held their first meeting where they played Loteria, a game similar to Bingo. Winners got various prizes. There were also snacks and drinks provided for all students.
Micah Gatewood interviews Renee Bilsborough about her Broadway journey and her upcoming Bradley Broadway play Into The Woods. Go watch her upcoming play later this semester!
Sewsation, winner of last year’s New Student Organization of the Year, held their first introductory meeting for new and returning members. Sewsation is helping teach students how to sew to help limit waste.
Harvey Newcomb discusses close games in both soccer and volleyball from the past week. Soccer struggling with an 0-2 week and Volleyball going a negative 1-2. Bradley though is geared for a good week ahead with Family Weekend.
Active Minds hosted a tabling event at the student center to raise awareness for suicide prevention month. They sold green ribbons, which is a symbol to show that it is ok to speak up and that you are not alone in mental health struggles.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) hosted a recruitment event where you could meet their members while making artwork. Epsilon Sigma Alpha is a service sorority that unites women in giving back to the community.
ACBU had their first annual dive-in movie last Sunday. Students enjoyed hanging out with their friends, winning prizes, and watching Moana 2 all by the Markin pool.
Listen to Pierre Paul’s fantastic rendition of John Legend’s hit song “Ordinary People”.
Bradley’s AI Club is diving into the semester with an innovative competition that challenges students to test their coding and problem-solving skills. Members will have numerous opportunities to develop their skills and participate in competitions throughout the semester.