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.

Bradley’s speech team held a showcase for students where speech team members could show their stuff before they went off to compete in nationals. Reporter Chandler Songer talked with some of the speech team’s members.

The Association of Latin American Students held a special event encouraging attendees to celebrate their heritage. Reporter Jacob Hicks went to the event and talked with some of the people behind it.

Bradley’s Armstrong Lecture series continued last Thursday with a guest speaker discussing protests that occurred in Japan in 1960. During our show, we conducted our first live on-location interview of the semester with Bradford Brown, the chair of the history department, to learn more about the lecture.

A group of Bradley students are competing with other colleges in the US to help develop new spacesuit technologies for NASA. Reporter Misa Nagase talked to some of the people behind it to learn more.

Bradley’s Super Smash Bros. club held a fighting game tournament last Sunday where participants could compete in a number of games. Reporter Joshua Blake went to the event to find out more.

USA Today has ranked Kaboom as the #1 mascot of the NCAA tournament. Imani Shamsuddin gives a brief history of Kaboom and discusses his reaction to the news.

Though most students took spring break to relax and recharge, Bradley’s men’s basketball team took a different path. Reporter Nelson Gutierrez recounts the Bradley Braves’ journey through the NCAA March Madness.