A new book by Jackie Hogan, professor of sociology and anthropology, explores the fascination with finding our roots. | 10 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.
Twenty years after the imposition of China’s one-child policy, a newborn Charli Copeland ’22 was left at a hospital in Baoding on a cold December day. She knows little about why. | 5 min. read
“Suffering is a part of life, but needless suffering is just not OK.” — Lori Russell-Chapin | 5 min. read
Malini Wijesinghe ’19 cleans up good. With awards galore and a 3.99 GPA on a triple major, she became the second-winningest player in Bradley women’s tennis history. Wijeshinghe also started the BU Cleanup Crew to pick up trash on campus and in the surrounding neighborhoods every Friday.
A new book by Jackie Hogan, professor of sociology and anthropology, explores the fascination with finding our roots.
“Suffering is a part of life, but needless suffering is just not OK.” — Lori Russell-Chapin
Twenty years after the imposition of China’s one-child policy, a newborn Charli Copeland ’22 was left at a hospital in Baoding on a cold December day. She knows little about why.
Among the letters were all the many ways you earned money as a student.
A partnership with Illinois Central College and a new online doctorate are among the latest campus happenings.
The joint NASA-Bradley 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge awarded its final prize.
A popular career site ranks the university high for finding employment.
Check out the photos from May Commencement.
Justin Ball leads Bradley's recruitment efforts.
A scholar and a business person offer viewpoints on artificial intelligence.
Bradley's game design program continues to earn high marks.
This spring, President Gary R. Roberts '70 announced his intent to step down.
A homer for the Yankees; a signing with the Bulls; and some Bradley pride shapes this issue's sporting life.
Bradley's social media manager and new bride offers tips of the trade.
See what your classmates have been up to lately.
Check out the fun at some recent alumni events.
We remember those who lost their lives
Take a look at upcoming events in your area.
Herb Mueller '50 worked a lot of jobs to pay for his college education.
