Edison Eskeets ’86 runs 330 miles to retrace his people’s Long Walk. | 15 min. read
These senior mechanical engineering students are building a Formula racecar and a wealth of skills.
Life has taken this alum over land, air and into the seas all around the world!
Water polo may be the Sport of Kings, but for the members of the Bradley Water Polo Club, it's a great excuse to have fun with friends and build endurance.
A new female-led organization on campus is shining a light to help women diagnosed with cancer in the area.
Participating in March Madness isn’t the only success for the Braves. | 5 min. read
Michelle Mills Clement ’03 and Tommy Choi ’03 discuss bringing diversity to Chicago real estate. | 5 min. read
Instant feedback is how Mike Brown MFA ’18 described the reaction of passersby as he created a 50-foot by 20-foot mural on Peoria’s UFS Downtown Outlet Center for his thesis exhibition. "I got comments, honks and sometimes the ‘Rock on’ sign,” he said
Readers had a lot to say about the new Bradley magazine.
Erin Kastberg manages the university’s legal issues.
Bradley offers a lot to the Peoria area.
Political consultant David Axelrod offered insights on presidential campaigns.
Learn more about the chemistry department’s new computing device.
The Bradley family showed lots of love for others this winter.
A children’s book by Slane Artist-in-Residence Donna Carr Roberts gives important lessons about caring for animals.
Bradley’s club hockey program celebrates a half century on the ice.
Artist Tanmaya Bingham created one of many unique works for Bradley’s 37th International print and Drawing Exhibition.
A YouTube sensation chases down rumors for Apple users.
… Edison Eskeets ’86 runs 330 miles to retrace his people’s Long Walk.
Participating in March Madness isn’t the only success for the Braves.
Michelle Mills Clement ’03 and Tommy Choi ’03 discuss bringing diversity to Chicago real estate.
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Joan Sattler, dean of the College of Education and Health Sciences, reflects on her 42 years at Bradley
