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Bradley enacts two-week, all-student quarantine and moves to temporary remote learning from Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. through 7 a.m. Sept. 23. More Info »
Even with changes for COVID-19, the excitement of arriving and settling on campus remains.
Alum steps up to find and deliver supplies to the far-flung Navajo Nation.
State transportation chief driven to make systems responsive to emerging needs and changing times.
Chemistry grad in the front lines of the fight against communicable diseases, including COVID-19.
Owen Mallery ’21 feels driven to give back to his small hometown.
Game designer provides an opportunity to live and work in other times and places.
Brian Krueger ’05 heads a team that developed one of the first approved tests to detect the virus that causes COVID-19.
Teacher’s long-awaited Fulbright experience in Malaysia cut short by global COVID-19 pandemic.
Students find support and community in Bradley's chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers.
Junior Jeremy Rapp aims to get others into the groove of disc golf.
Carson Allen '23 combined remote study with helping his family restaurant feed the community.
A new video game by two Bradley interactive media professors pits two players against each other, each wearing tinted goggles.
You can help flatten the curve on the global pandemic. This chemistry experiment illustrates how.
STEM grad makes a choice and sails through a long career as a law professor.
Working with team members from diverse disciplines, Pierre Paul ’19 made his translation project a reality.
See how Bradley students are helping high schoolers develop their game design talents.
Rich opportunities for undergraduate research helped Samantha Lechowicz ’20 find her calling.
President Roberts and Incoming President Standifird lay out the first steps of their dual presidency
Associate Professor of Organizational Communications Elena Gabor’s first impressions of the new normal.
With coursework online and research interrupted, students hoping to become health professionals are concerned.
Na’Allah uses speech skills to buoy team and promote religious understanding
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Trio finds spring trip extended due to the global COVID-19 pandemic causing the country’s shutdown.
Group gives students a chance to develop cinematic visions.
The Braves beat Valpo 80-66 for their second consecutive conference win.
Want to make music but can’t play? This student invention will do it for you.
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Prestigious conference gives Hunter Driggers ’19 new insights.
Mechanical engineering brought him to Bradley, but his love for music kept him here.
Engaged students breathe new life into campus NAACP chapter.
Parental advice pays dividends as industrial engineering studies lead to job.
How sophomore Keelan Rodgers became an illustrator for two published works.
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Alumna treats rare conditions as a traveling physical therapist in the western U.S.
Club soccer offers opportunities on and off the field
Roadtrips and cross-cultural education spark Meyers’ interest in international business.
Former athlete discovers physical therapy passion by helping friends recover from basketball and soccer injuries.
Biochemistry research finding organic solutions to superbugs
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Relive the year’s best news in our top 10 most-viewed stories on the university website.
Swing dance tales from a spooky cabin and other hoppin’ spots
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A softball standout is still on the field but trades her spikes for social media tools.
Bradley student designs, builds replica hatch from Apollo 11 mission.
With pencil and scalpel in hand, Johnson takes an artistic path to medical school.
How do students learn about Big Data? By studying in Bradley’s new business analytics curriculum.
After starting in Bradley Chorale, two grads still in rhythm together.
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Ceremony highlights educational opportunities in new $100 million building.
Bradley family helps student through medical nightmare
Tips for improving productivity and employee morale.
Char Figueroa '16 was a first-gen student. Now she helps others succeed.
Rogers captures memories for Greater Peoria Honor Flight.
Joining the Peoria County Board isn’t a trivial pursuit for one professor.
How do we communicate and help our aging population? This class can show you how.
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Karen Farris-Cotton ’96 puts her communication background to work partnering for change.
Music has been the ticket for Roger Roszell ’57 MBA ’59.
Robert Hack ’15 used his experience behind the scenes at Bradley games to tackle a career in pro sports.
