Students pay the same amount to go to college no matter what their major is, but what they will earn once they graduate varies drastically. This article, CAR and timeline explore the relationship between rising college costs and the majors that make the investment worth it.
By: Danealle Khaimskiy Bradley University’s anti-smoking regulations have a long timeline of events. Until recently, the only regulation stated that one cannot smoke within 15-feet of any academic building. Student Senate hopes the University Senate will motion to pass the law. Though when asked their opinion, Bradley students were not all for the idea of...
On rebootillinois.com there’s a Illinois budget impasse timer which counts off the days, hours, minutes and seconds that the state has been budgetless. At midnight May 9, that timer marked 312 days and 18 hours that Illinois has been without a budget. Yet, what have those 312 days and 18 hours (and counting, mind...
By Mónica Velázquez In a time where the voice of Latinos matters the most in voting and the future of our nation as a whole, it’s important to know just how much of an impact they’re making on college campuses. Read on to see the numbers and stats.
In 1997, Melissa Sage-Bollenbach, then-wellness coordinator and later director of wellness, began an initiative through her office to combat smoking on campus in the fall of the 1997-98 school year, a fight she never expected to go nearly twenty years. In an effort to get students to kick the habit, Sage-Bollenbach’s office worked to...