About
Student Affairs supports every aspect of student life outside the classroom, helping students grow, get involved, and thrive at Bradley. Our goal is to help every student find their place, reach their potential, and make the most of their time at Bradley University. Through programs, services, and student organizations, we create an environment that encourages personal development, builds community, and enriches the college experience.
Health & Wellness
Find resources for mental and physical well-being on campus.
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Get Involved
Pursue your passions inside and outside of the classroom.
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Housing & Dining
Discover dining options and explore residential life.
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Smith Career Center
Find internships, network with peers and meet career goals.
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Additional Links
Additional Resources
Addressing Student Concerns:
In an emergency, call Bradley University Police from campus extensions or your cell phone: 911 or (309) 677-2000.
An emergency is when a student experiences an immediate medical situation, poses imminent danger to self or others, demonstrates behavior that makes you feel unsafe, or is a victim of a crime. A Bradley University police officer will be dispatched to the scene.
See Something
Bradley University faculty and staff are in a unique position to demonstrate compassion for Bradley students in distress. Since you have frequent and prolonged contact with them, you may be the first person to SEE SOMETHING such as signs of loneliness, isolation, and even hopelessness in students facing academic and life challenges. These feelings can easily disrupt academic performance and may lead to difficulties coping and other serious consequences.
Say Something
If a student interaction is making you feel worried, alarmed, or threatened trust your instincts and SAY SOMETHING. Students exhibiting troubling behaviors in your presence may be having difficulties in various settings including the classroom, or with roommates, family, and/or social settings.
Do Something
Your expression of concern may be a critical factor in saving a student’s academic career or even their life. The purpose of this folder is to help you DO SOMETHING by referring students to the appropriate campus resources.