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• An enlightening exploration with Celine Cousteau
  April 2, 2013
  Filmmaker and conservationist Celine Cousteau shares her work and adventures with students.
• Henrietta Lacks, and her ‘immortal’ life, spark an ethical discussion
  March 25, 2013
  Women in Science series hosts a panel talk on the HeLa cells, the first immortal human cells ever grown in culture, taken from a cervical cancer patient without her consent.
• An inquisitive approach to science education
  March 7, 2013
  A new suite of classes trains education students by teaching them science through an investigative-based approach.
• Medical training in Central America
  February 25, 2013
  Two students volunteer in Nicaragua and Honduras to provide healthcare services to the needy.
• Two LAS students honored for community work
  December 11, 2012
  LAS students Emmanuelle Bailey-Greene, a senior in psychology, and Caitlin Pribble, a freshman studying biochemistry and French, were recently featured in the Journal Star's Most Interesting Young Person contest.
• Research Abroad
  October 11, 2012
  Junior biochemistry student Ryan Niemeier spends nine months in Ireland researching biomaterials.
• Chemistry teaching alumnus offers football team life lessons
  October 10, 2012
  Todd Hollis '97, head coach of the Elmwood/Brimfield football team and science teacher, was profiled recently in the Peoria Journal Star newspaper.
• A Golden Learning Opportunity
  October 2, 2012
  A 100-plus-year-old glass plate from Bradley’s founder helps explain nanoparticles to today’s chemistry students.
• Chemistry journal features two Bradley articles and photo
  September 21, 2012
  Two articles and the cover photograph published in the Journal of Chemical Education’s October edition originated from Bradley’s chemistry department.
• Junior Kaleigh Tockes received ASM undergraduate research fellowship
  September 17, 2012
  The fellowship allowed Tockes to carry out two microbiological research projects this summer on Bradley’s campus.
• Mund-Lagowski Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Seminar Schedule
  March 4, 2012
  Chemistry/Biochemistry Seminar Schedule
• Bradley instructor inducted into prestigious hall of excellence
  February 13, 2012
  Dr. Kristi McQuade honored by alma mater