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...
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.
Freshman Orientation: The Overall Experience By: Jaclyn Clark & Jen Peterson Starting college can be daunting for not only the students, but the parents as well. For some, this may be their first time away from home; the parents may have an empty nest and the students will finally be on their own. Bradley University...
BY HOPE WEBB The scraping of chairs against the tile. The click of the chalk on the board. The slam of a book. The zipping of a backpack. A cough in the back of the room. Suddenly, everyone’s eyes are on you; you didn’t hear the teacher calling on you again.
Bradley University’s Dining Services offer unique and affordable meal options to students living on or off-campus. BY RYAN VALENTINE PEORIA, ILL.: Bradley University’s dining services offer a variety of food plans aimed to serve both residential students, as well as off-campus and commuter students. Bradley has...
Bradley University’s baseball team wrapped up their 2015 home schedule yesterday with a sound 13-4 thumping at the hands I-74 rival Illinois State, but the team has much more going for it off the field.
By Bahnt Freiberger Recent events involving hazing, racism, and rape allegations have severely affected the public perception of fraternities and sororities around the country. With the media only focusing on the dark side of Greek life and popular culture playing up the party aspect, fraternities and sororities must work harder than ever to fight...
by Elizabeth Degnan Most citizens in the city of Peoria are all familiar with the Peoria RiverPlex down on North East WaterStreet. The fitness facility is equipped with state of the art, premium fitness equipment for members. However, the treadmills, recumbent bikes, and other machines are not the reason why the Peoria RiverPlex is...
By: Brent Drevalas PEORIA, IL – Bradley University defeated the Central Michigan Chippewas by the score of 84-73 Tuesday night in the mens team’s one and only game to be held on campus at Bradley’s Renaissance Coliseum this season. Comments after the game by Head Coach Geno Ford may be the lasting impression left...
Droughts have plagued Central Illinois and affected the business of Christmas tree farms. Take a look into Talbott’s Christmas Tree Farm located in Tazewell County and hear from one of the long-time workers comment on the future of the farm and his insight into what makes the perfect Christmas tree. Also, watch a video of...