The spring semester is coming to a close, and finals are looming on the horizon. Starting on May 5 and being done by the 11 (https://www.bradley.edu/academic/classes/spring/finals/) many Bradley students are in search of effective ways to study and focus in the upcoming weeks. There are several different places students can study on campus, their...
Students at Bradley University have brought The Edge back from the brink of death. The enduring campus radio station has now been revitalized as a podcast studio for students interested in the digital audio realm. The Edge was founded in 1989 by students wanting a student-led organization that did not have to go through...
Beers. Bras. Beaches. These are all things you will find and see when you’re at the Flora-Bama located in Pensacola, FL. Flora-Bama is a bar that was established on the Florida and Alabama border in 1964 after the State of Florida gave the State of Alabama two miles of beachfront land in return for...
COVID had an impact on everyones lives since the outbreak began back in December of 2019. The world turned to hospitals more than ever. I interviewed Zach Moser and Ben Elder to get grasp on the effect COVID had on the local hospitals of Proctor and OSF Saint Francis Medical Center. Zach has been...
The Student Scholarship Expo was held in the Renaissance Coliseum today and gave students the opportunity to showcase their projects to the general public.
On Friday, April 1, 2022 Bradley students were encouraged to go down to the Dingledine Music Center on campus to watch “Spring” , a concert that was run by Music and Entertainment Industry major students. Admission was free and the event was open to the public. On the way in, attendees were handed a...
Bradley students, faculty, and members of the community gathered in Bradley Hall last Wednesday to discuss climate change causes, effects, and solutions at “The Worldwide Teach-in on Climate and Justice: A Campus-Wide Call to Action,” an event organized by Bard College to combat feelings of helplessness and despair people feel when thinking about climate...
Beans. Brews. Belonging. These are all things that you will feel and see while at Kickabrew Coffee Company, located in Kickapoo, IL. Kickabrew is a newly opened coffee shop in the heart of Kickapoo. The shop was started up and opened by local husband and wife Josh and Katie Barnewolt. Kickabrew opened up in...
Stepping onto a university campus can be nerve-wracking but these multicultural greek organizations ensure that all students feel welcome and find their home away from home. This year, Bradley University reported that the recently admitted freshman class was the biggest diversity class they’ve had so far. And Bradley predicts that the diversity in its...
The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-5) announced at the beginning of March that representatives from 175 nations agreed to draft a treaty to address the global plastic pollution problem. Dr. Jeanie Bukowski, an Associate Professor in the Political Science and International Studies Department at Bradley University, said she was optimistic about progress being made....