Every year, English honor society students are charged with holding a book sale. The profits usually go to aid the functions of the group, but this time the proceeds will be dedicated to honoring a dearly missed professor. The success of this sale has superseded the standard of all the ones before it.

This week in entertainment, Kelly Rogers covers the passing of pioneering comic artist Stan Lee and reviews “Bohemian Rhapsody”, the new biopic chronicling life of Freddie Mercury. Additionally, the latest in makeup and more are discussed.

Turkey, stuffing, and sweet potato pie! These are the treats many Americans look forward to on Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, there are families who can not afford these luxuries. One Greek organization is doing what they can to make the holidays sweeter for them

Tis the season.. for uncovering schemes?
As we approached Thanksgiving, investigator Sam Khulmeyer had one thing on his mind: secret conspiracies. He also had one thing one his head: tin foil. Hold onto your hats as he finds out what students think about the legitimacy of the moon landing  and more.

Kailyn Bates helps students help themselves. As a recipient of several scholarships, she understands the importance of applying oneself. She is grateful to know how to look for relevant scholarships, and aims to share her experience and expertise with peers.

This scholarship series funds scholarships for Bradley music students. In this latest installment, the band paid respects to those who support our country. The Symphonic Band honored veterans with an Armed Forces Salute.  They also performed classic military compositions.

Through the lens of leaders is an annual panel hosted by Bradley fellows. This event showcased five leaders from the Peoria community who spoke about their leadership experience followed by a Q&A.

Mesa Hispanica is an hourly conversation table hosted by Spanish professors at Bradley. All students, regardless of skill or intent, are welcome to converse and learn with others in a casual environment that supplements standard classes.

Kelli Anderson has an impressive body of work. She is drawn to using Lo-Fi materials an unexpected ways, such as forming a simple camera from humble paper. Among her accomplishments is being the first Adobe Creative Resident. She shared her experiences as an artist and designer with students at the recent Bradley’s Visual Voices lecture.

This week memorial services were held for Susan Brill de Ramirez and Antonio Ramirez Barron, two Bradley faculty members who were tragically murdered in late October.