Basketball is a symbol in the state of Indiana. Hoosiers worship their high school, college and professional teams like it is its own religion. Even with social distancing rules in effect, that hasn’t stopped local Hoosiers from meeting up at local parks and playing a little five on five. In retaliation, the state had...
The state of Minnesota is ramping up their efforts to combat the spread of the COVID-19 virus. A new webpage was unveiled Friday by the state that contains key information for thousands of Minnesotans who may be affected by the COVID-19 virus. The page is a part of the “Minnesota COVID-19 Response” on the...
Today everything that is not considered essential is shut down. Grocery stores, hospitals, and many other businesses remain open, although many people find themselves without jobs or not being able to work their jobs as their businesses have closed down during this pandemic. One part of the country that remains open to give people...
Let’s face it, things are closed, social gatherings are canceled and there seems to be no end in sight. For many of us, quarantine has taken a toll on us in a plethora of ways. Of course, it goes without saying that what we may be feeling is only a fraction of what our...
Written by Nick Albrecht and Nicole Pfaff PEORIA, Ill. – Lydia Moss Bradley was not only the founder of Bradley University, but she also had a vision of women in leadership and including women in education, according to Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot. On Wednesday, Dec. 4 in the Bradley University Paplow Pavilion, the Women...
By: Tirzahsprigela Christopher & Mathilda Bell Nov. 26, 2019 Students of Bradley University have received a few scares in the past month. It started on Oct. 26, with a report of an armed intruder on W. Fredonia Ave., which resulted in a campus lockdown. Three weeks later, on Nov. 13, a juvenile was arrested...