Henrietta Lacks, and her ‘immortal’ life, spark an ethical discussion
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.
Alumna on overcoming barriers and collecting credibility
Dr. Dawn Jourdan ’96 returns to campus to talk about being a woman in law and urban planning.
Bridging a language barrier
Armando Salinas ’13 interns at a local nonprofit with a Bradley alumna to help the Latino community.
Bradley’s finance conference brings international recognition
The Department of Finance and Quantitative Methods is hosting an international conference this month on mathematical finance.
General education heads abroad
Religious studies class travels to China to explore non-western civilization and religions.
Setting the research bar high
Psychology professor Amy Bacon researches student alcohol behaviors in bar laboratory.