Bradley’s Armstrong Lecture series continued last Thursday with a lecture by Nick Kappur on a series of protests that occurred in Japan in 1960. Joshua Blake talked with Kappur to learn more.

Bradley’s women’s tennis team started its season last weekend. Justin Limoges has more.

Bradley’s Movie Club offers a wide selection of unique films for students to enrich their film vocabulary. William Craine talks with the club’s president and its founder to see what it’s all about.

A new club on campus seeks to help other clubs succeed by offering advice and a platform to ask for help. Anthony Landahl talked with some of the people behind the club to learn more.

Bradley’s intramural sports teams allow students who don’t have the time or skill level to participate in the official sports teams to have fun and play together. Maddy White has more.

Bradley’s Photography Society encourages students to view the world around them in interesting ways. Satchel Perlowski talks with the club’s president and some of its members to learn more.

No, what you’re seeing isn’t a screenshot of the upcoming remake of The Lion King; in fact, it’s something you can see right now in Peoria. Conor McEntree has more.

Kealia Wysocki talks with assistant sports performance coach Matt Friend to learn more about his job.

The devastating mass shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand shocked both the world at large and the international Muslim community. On March 29th, the Muslim Student Association held an event to discuss the attack. Matthew Kauerauf talked with some of the MSA’s members to learn more.