Bradley’s first African American woman to earn full professor believes in the power of words to change the world. | 15 min. read
Bradley’s first African American woman to earn full professor believes in the power of words to change the world. 15 min. read
From the classroom to the polling place, this student aims to embody the change she wants to see in the world.
Every Saturday afternoon, Bradley students gather at the Global Communications Center to play games and have fun.
This student traveled to the southern coast of Italy to experience surgery settings and set herself apart for med school.
BU sparks communication between Bradley and Peoria community members through talks on big issues like AI and sustainable infrastructure.
Need a place to rent without a long-term commitment? This Bradley alumni-owned company can help. | 10 min. read
An artist applies unique processes and perspectives to challenge the rules of visual perception. | 5 min. read
Bradley graduate student Pierre Paul ’19 led a group of peaceful protesters through downtown Peoria at the June 7 “Are We Next?” protest. A week earlier, he helped organize hundreds of volunteers as they cleaned up a Minneapolis Target after it was damaged in response to the murder of George Floyd.
Photo by KT Johnson.
Our readers shared some great memories about love and music and connecting over a time of unrest.
Trips will provide opportunities for teaching, research and cultural exchange for 2020-21 academic year.
Bradley joined the growing trend to make standardized testing optional in its admission process.
Six recipients earned full-ride scholarships as part of a new partnership with Bradley's local school district.
The group and upgrades to the Garrett Center are just the beginning of Bradley's diversity and inclusion efforts.
A random encounter with a coach leads Uchechi Ufochukwu '21 to pursue her hoop dreams in America.
Ryan Bair leads Bradley's Office of Residential Living and Student Conduct.
Bradley’s first African American woman to earn full professor believes in the power of words to change the world.
Need a place to rent without a long-term commitment? This Bradley alumni-owned company can help.
An artist applies unique processes and perspectives to challenge the rules of visual perception.
See what your classmates have been up to recently.
Forty years ago, Joseph Thomas (Nadolski) ’71 was on the front lines at the eruption of Mt. St. Helens getting news out to the public.
We remember those who lost their lives.
