Bradley faces another (but smaller) enrollment shortfall

Lydia's House

It’s a landmark off the beaten path of campus: the home of Lydia Moss-Bradley. Who owned it? Why isn’t it a museum? What’s the history of the house? News editor and host Anthony Landahl takes a trip to the home that Lydia lived in and in the process, discovers what makes her legacy so distinct.

A petition for student safety in the Single Complex

A Bradley student started a petition calling for the installation of a public address system in the Singles Complex. The system would carry Bradley’s Forewarn audible alert. Host Anthony Landahl talks to assistant new editor Angeline Schmelzer about student concerns and the significance of the public address system.

A new building and flexible deadlines

After obtaining the certificate of occupancy for the Business and Engineering Convergence Center, Bradley University announced it would start moving faculty and staff in the new building the week of Oct. 14. However, the move-in was delayed to the week of Oct 21. Host Deeana Cantu talks to editor-in-chief Tony Xu about this means for the overall project moving forward.

Homecoming 2019: A recap

With a variety of events taking place on campus to celebrate Homecoming, host Deeana Cantu talks to copy editor Veronica Blascoe about the week’s highlights and revisions of past Homecomings.

Bradley faces another (but smaller) enrollment shortfall

With the school year in full swing, this year’s enrollment numbers were released with minor shortcomings. Host Deeana Cantu talks to editor-in-chief Tony Xu about what the numbers mean.