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Arnaud test
Retired Allstate president George Ruebenson ’70 discusses leading companies through turmoil.
McCord Lecture Encourages People over Profits
Retired Allstate president George Ruebenson ’70 discusses leading companies through turmoil.
May Interim in Sydney
Thirty-nine Bradley students spend the summer down under in Australia.
May Interim in New York City
Communication students head to NYC to learn about the media industry.
Congratulations, Class of 2012!
More than 1,000 graduate, undergraduate students receive their Bradley degrees.
Video: Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony
William Clay Ford Jr. gives the commencement address.
Volunteering by Design
David Smit MA ’12 uses the web to bring volunteers and charities closer together.
Video: Graduate Commencement Ceremony
Judge James E. Shadid delivers the commencement address.
Coding for a Congressman
Computer science graduate students help build a website for Rep. Aaron Schock (R-Ill.).
Durbin Discusses Debt
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) speaks on keeping interest rates down for student loans.
Major Hat Trick
Kyle Orne ’12 juggled 3 majors, sports and work before heading to law school.
Congratulations Graduates
Undergraduate Ceremony: May 12 - 10:00 a.m. Graduate Ceremony: May 10 - 7:00 p.m.

Brittany Horton '12 Awarded Fulbright Fellowship
Bradley student heads to South Korea with a prestigious English teaching assistantship.
‘Two in ’12’
Bradley speech team wins back-to-back national championships in 2012.
Cinching the Competition
Cellphone charging belt takes top prize at 6th annual Project Springboard contest.
Sensory Science
Hands-on experiments at Bradley excite tomorrow’s scientists.
A Range of Research
Scholars showcase their work at Bradley’s largest research exposition yet.
An Entrepreneurial Spirit
The Turner Center for Entrepreneurship brings first-rate education to entrepreneurs.
First-Class Advice
Delta Airlines chief operating officer Steve Gorman ‘78 talks business with Bradley students.
A Charitable Cut
The Bradley community trims its hair to raise cash and fight cancer.
Where the Rubber Meets the Road
The 25th ICAT brings together leading minds in the field of civil engineering.
Talking the Talk
Bradley Speech Team wins another national championship.
In the Middle with Flynn
Hollywood comedian Neil Flynn ’82 tells Bradley Hilltopics about his road to stardom.
A Day at the Eco-friendly Races
Designed and built by a team of Bradley students, the fuel-efficient Jobst Jalopy takes to the streets.
“Spark” Symposium has Aging on the Brain
CCBR brings experts to Bradley’s campus to discuss aging and its effects on the brain.

Sporting Broadcasting Greats
Students share their insights at the Fifth Summit on Communication and Sport.
A 'Superbug' Approach to Antibiotics
Dr. Brad Andersh and Dr. Keith Johnson join forces in the research of new antibiotics.
A Productive Week
Bradley students complete service projects over spring break.
Keys to Success
Men's tennis player Ashton Kalhorn to perform in benefit piano concert for Easter Seals.
The Political Process in Action
Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney stops on the Hilltop.
Mitt Romney Campaign Event
Presidential candidate talks with the community during a town hall meeting.
Romney to speak on the Hilltop Monday
Campaign event begins at 5:00 p.m. in front of Bradley Hall.
Will Romney play in Peoria?
Bradley community shares insights with NPR political correspondent.
Making a case for Bradley
Music and English major says education is in tune for law school
Today's interns, tomorrow's leaders
Internships in the U.S. and overseas are a defining element in a Bradley education.
From Bradley to Ukraine
Fulbright Scholar Dr. Jenny Tripses ’73 blogs about her semester teaching at Vinnytsia University.
Game on
The Princeton Review names Bradley among the top schools for video game design

Shaking it up
Theater exchange between universities offers students a unique Shakespeare experience
New face in aerospace
National organization recognizes young engineer Jonathan Dell ’05
Charge on
Electric car charging stations installed in BU parking decks
Confections of a journalism grad
Skills learned at Bradley lead to successful career
Powering Up
Bradley and Caterpillar partner with University of Cambridge and Peking University.
Engineering Illinois’ future
Illinois Senate President talks capital funding with Bradley students
College meets career
Spring job fair is largest ever
Promoting the show
"Journals from the Road" follows Communication students interning at Chicago Auto Show.
On the Super Bowl sidelines
Two Bradley seniors intern for NBC/Universal at Super Bowl XLVI.
Engineering a military career
U.S. Navy selects senior Bryce Randall for elite Reactors Engineer program.

Game on
Global Game Jam brings together alumni and students with passion for game development.
New year, new Westlake
View new photos and video of Westlake Hall reconstruction and expansion.
On a mission
Physical therapy and health science students serve underprivileged in Dominican Republic.
Achievements in accounting
Bradley's pass rates on CPA exam soar well above national average.
A sense of togetherness
Jewish students stay connected with roots at Bradley.
Model characters
Bradley's iconic gargoyles inspire high school art students.
Pollards' Amazing Race
Bradley Hilltopics follows Marcus Pollard '94 and wife, Amani, around the world.
Scene change
Public relations students head to Hollywood for entertainment industry seminar.
No instructions, no problem
FIRST Robotics Competition challenges young engineers to write their own rules.
Dateline D.C.
Journalism student Heather Swick '13 reports from The Washington Center academic seminar.
Milestone behind the mic
Voice of the Braves, Dave Snell ’76, calls 1,000th game.
January Interim in London
Students and faculty begin new year with study abroad.
Onward
A comprehensive scientific background is helping Peter Shanine ’11 excel in pharmacy school.
January Interim in Paris
Bradley students study French language, art and travel writing in the "City of Light."