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November

• Little Change, Big Impact Week
  Explore Peoria
  A group of marketing students at Bradley University want to be agents of change in the Peoria area in regard to the environment.
• Author, Speaker Addresses Faults in Current Definition of Poverty
  HOI ABC
  Author and doctor Brian Fikkert spoke at Bradley University to talk about a need to redefine poverty.
• Charley Steiner Symposium Tackles Sports Betting
  WMBD-TV
  Bradley University hosted the 5th Charley Steiner Symposium on Tuesday. The symposium included discussions on a variety of sports-related topics including one on sports betting.
• Par-A-Dice Casino to Move Forward with Plans for a Sports Book
  WEEK TV
  The Par-A-Dice Casino in East Peoria announced their plans to put a sports book in their casino during a panel discussion about legalized sports betting at Bradley's Steiner Symposium.
• Bradley Honors Ralph Lawler’s Broadcasting Career at Steiner Symposium
  HIO ABC
  The Peoria native held court with fellow Bradley alum Charley Steiner as the keynote event at the Steiner Symposium Tuesday.
• Competitive Gaming Taking Colleges and High Schools by Storm
  Peoria Public Radio
  At Bradley University's Charley Steiner Symposium, sports professionals comment on the rise of video games and their impact on traditional athletics.
• Northeast Prestressed Guides Lehigh Team to Top of Big Beam Field
  Concrete Products
  Bradley University engineering students place in Big Beam Competition.
• News from around our 50 States
  Visalia Times Delta
  Officials at Bradley University are marking the first phase of a $100 million new business and engineering building.
• Bradley University Marks First Phase of $100 Million Center
  WGIL-Radio
  Bradley University reveals phase one of the new business and engineering building to the public.
• Bradley University Unveils Business and Engineering Convergence Center
  Diverse
  Bradley University unveils $100 million project: The Business and Engineering Convergence Center. The 270,000-square-foot building will house 200 offices, 46 specialized labs, 28 classrooms and eight computer labs.
• Credit Cards for Fair Credit
  WalletHub
  Bradley University finance professor, Amit Sinha, is referenced as an expert in Wallethub's article regarding the best credit cards for fair credit.
• Illinois Colleges Face Medical Cannabis Conundrum
  Rockford Register Star
  Executive Director of Residential Living and Student Conduct, Ryan Bair, comments on Illinois's approach to medical cannabis use and its applications to university policy.
• Academy of Dietetics and Nutrition Foundation Scholarship Winners Named
  Iowa State Daily
  A Bradley University professor, Jessica Nigg, is one of two winners of the Academy of Dietetics and Nutrition Foundation scholarship.
• 2020 Hempy Keyboard Series Tickets Now on Sale at Saugatuck Center for the Arts
  WKTV-TV Journal
  A Bradley University music professor, Elizabeth Clarke, is set to perform at Saugatuck Center for the Arts in the 2020 Hempy Keyboard Series.
• Student Laureates to be Honored November 16 by Lincoln Academy
  River Cities' Reader
  Illinois Student Laureates have been announced and will be honored by the Lincoln Academy on Nov. 16th in Springfield. Rhome Apton represents Bradley University.
• Bradley University Dedicates New Convergence Center
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University’s new $100 million Business and Engineering Convergence Center was officially dedicated Friday. The new convergence center houses the Foster College of Business and Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology.
• Bradley University Dedicates New Convergence Center
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University's dedication of the first phase of the $100 million building marks a new beginning. The new convergence center will house the Foster College of Business and Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology.
• Bradley Unveils Business and Engineering Convergence Center
  1470 WMBD
  Hundreds gathered at Bradley University to see the unveiling and dedication of the new $100 million Business and Engineering Convergence Center.
• Bradley Celebrates Dedication of their New Business and Engineering Convergence Center
  WEEK TV
  Bradley University dedicated their new Business and Engineering Convergence Center.
• Bradley University Unveils New, $100 Million Business-Engineering Building
  PJ Star
  Bradley University officially dedicated the first phase of the $100 million, business and engineering structure, touting its role in providing a different kind of education to ready kids for careers.
• Bradley University Celebrates New Building
  WMBD TV
  Bradley University celebrated the dedication of its new Business and Engineering Convergence Center with more than 300 faculty, staff, students, gathered in the new building’s atrium to celebrate.

October

• BU Student Tandem Has Been Clutch on Sports Streams
  PJ Star
  Wright and Larson, both sophomores in BU’s Charley Steiner School of Sports Communication, took it upon themselves to deliver live stream broadcasts of central Illinois high school football games all season.
• The Best Places to Eat at in Los Angeles
  Society 19
  Junior creative writing major, Valerie Jardine, writes an article for Society19 detailing the best places to eat in Los Angeles.
• Newsmaker, Tyler Weber
  Watertown Daily Times
  Bradley students recently competed in a competition titled Best Practices, where they attempt to come up with practical accounting solutions to better the organization. They were awarded first place.
• Celebration of Women in the Arts Will Feature Public Iron Pour
  Tazewell Chronicle
  The Midwest Women Artists Symposium will take place Nov. 7th and 8th at Bradley University.
• Education Briefs for 10/27/19
  The Register-Mail
  Jim Foley, the director of the Bradley University Turner Center for Entrepreneurship and Leadership, facilitated the 2019 Business Intensive Seminar, which took place at Knox College.
• Student From Phoenix Wins Social Impact Award from University
  Phoenix Patch
  Student Abby Ihrke has been named the 2nd-place winner in Bradley University's "Social Impact Challenge."
• A Dream Fulfilled: Becoming a Citizen
  Illinois State University News
  Somnath Lahiri, a member of the Illinois State University faculty, describes receiving his United States citizenship at Bradley University. The ceremony involved nearly 700 immigrants from 80 different countries.
• UN Day Celebration!
  Eventa
  Featured speaker DeAnthony Nelson will talk about climate change at an event hosted by the Bradley University Chapter of the United Nations Association and the International Affairs Organization.
• Four Ways to Gain Business Expertise without Pursuing a Business Degree
  Forbes
  Forbes uses Bradley University's Turner Center as an example of an outside resource that can help a small business flourish.
• Why Homelessness is a Lot Harder for Women
  Axis of Logic
  In an article regarding the homelessness crisis, a Bradley University article states that the problem is particularly severe in medically underserved areas.
• Day in History: City Student on ‘GE College Bowl’
  Post Bulletin
  50 years ago, President Gary Roberts and his teammates emerged as the 35th team in the nationally televised “General Electric College Bowl” history to retire as an undefeated champion.
• Southtowners: Crestwood’s Matthew Gibson Helps NASA
  Chicago Tribune
  Crestwood’s Matthew Gibson is part of Bradley University’s BU Earth team that is designing an augmented reality interface for NASA astronauts.
• Expert: Ukraine Whistleblower Process Puts Them, Search for Facts at Risk
  Peoria Public Radio
  Dr. Jacob Young, the director of the Bradley University Center for Cybersecurity and leader of new research for the National Whistleblower Center, discusses the way the president’s Ukraine phone call scandal is undermining the investigation process.
• Becoming Better Leaders
  Sauk Valley
  Renee Patton, director of mental health care services and a counselor at Bradley University, shared information about stress maangement and had students go through a 4-second breathing technique to help them get through troubles.
• Roger Wittmer of Bettendorf, Iowa, Attends 2019 Business Intensive Seminar
  River Cities' Reader
  Students found the Business Intensive Seminar hosted by Bradley University was a memorable educational opportunity that will benefit them now and in the future.
• Redistricting Advocate Says Proposal Has the Votes, but Needs Pritzker's Blessing to Move Forward
  Peoria Public Radio
  Brad McMillan, the executive director of Bradley University’s Institute for Principled Leadership, comments on the need to call for a vote on the Fair Map Amendment in the Senate and House.
• Bradley Cybersecurity Expert Partners with Whistleblower Protection Group
  Peoria Public Radio
  Dr. Jacob Young will serve as the Senior Advisor on Cybersecurity for the National Whistleblower Center. He's the director of the Bradley University Center for Cybersecurity in Peoria.
• National Whistleblower Center Enters Research Partnership with Bradley University’s Center for Cybersecurity
  Enterprise AI
  The National Whistleblower Center, the nation’s leading nonprofit advocating for whistleblowers and against corruption, has established a research partnership with the Center for Cybersecurity at Bradley University.
• Improving Criminal Justice Reform
  WEEK-TV
  Political leaders from every level of government discussed criminal justice reform for the Bradley University Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service.
• Criminal Justice System Making Progress, but There's More Work to Do
  Peoria Public Radio
  Durbin and Asbell made their comments during an event hosted by the Dirksen Congressional Center in partnership with Bradley University’s Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service and Center for Legal Studies.
• The Future of Criminal Justice Reform Could be Written in Illinois
  PJ Star
  At Bradley, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin and U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood spoke about reform on the national level while State Rep. Jehan Gordon-Booth and Peoria County Sheriff Brian Asbell spoke about what is being done locally, and plans for the future.
• Bill to Let College Athletes Make Money Gains Support in Illinois House
  KBJA-Radio
  The NCAA has called California’s law “unconstitutional” and Bradley University President Gary Roberts, a former sports lawyer, has described Welch’s bill as “misguided.”
• Reflecting on Bob Michel's Leadership of the House Republican Minority
  Peoria Public Radio
  A book discussion on House Minority Leader Bob Michel was hosted at the Peplow Pavilion at Bradley University's Hayden-Clark Alumni Center on Monday.
• Opinion: Gaming Shouldn’t Be a Scapegoat for Mental Health Concerns
  Medium
  Bradley University discussed how gamification can be used in counseling and how important it was to keep an eye on this trend.
• Discussion Monday Examines Life, Career of Bob Michel
  Pekin Times
  A group of experts will discuss the life and career of former U.S. Rep. and Bradley alum Bob Michel at Bradley University.
• Ray LaHood: Division Will Be Biggest End Result of House Impeachment
  Peoria Public Radio
  Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood spoke Monday at a forum discussing the book Leading the Republican House Minority: The Congressional Career of Robert H. Michel at Bradley University.
• New Book Highlights Life, Achievements of Peoria’s Bob Michel
  WEEK-TV
  Monday night, editors of a new book, “Robert H. Michel: Leading the Republican House Majority,” offered insights into Bob Michel's remarkable career at Bradley University.
• New Book Highlights the Life of Bob Michel
  1470 WMBD
  Former Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood joined the editors for a discussion about Bob Michel at Bradley University.
• Bradley President Sees Perils of Endorsement Deal for College Athletes
  rrstar.com
  President Gary Roberts comments on student-athlete endorsement deals and their effects on the NCAA and schools like Bradley.
• Annual Springdale Cemetery Tour Highlights Peoria’s Rich History
  Chillicothe Times-Bulletin
  Prairie Folklore Theater organizes the historical Springdale Cemetery Tour. Linda Alyward, the special collections assistant at Bradley University, manages a treasure trove of Peoria historical documents that help with the creation of this annual event.
• Beauty and the Power of Image
  Her Campus
  A Bradley University article is cited within the blog, Her Campus, discussing statistics surrounding women and how they view their bodies and the current issue of body dysmorphia.
• 5 Tips for Planning a Family Ancestry Trip
  AARP
  Bradley sociology professor, Jackie Hogan, stresses the importance of doing research when planning a heritage trip, excursions to visit one's roots to better understand their ancestry.
• Bradley President Calls Effort to Allow Student Athlete Endorsements 'Misguided'
  Northern Public Radio
  Bradley University President Gary Roberts comments on the national conversation of student athlete endorsements.
• Bradley President Says Student-athlete Endorsement Deals Could Cripple BU Basketball and NCAA
  PJ Star
  Bradley President Gary Roberts explains how college athlete endorsements could impact smaller institutions.
• Panel Discussion on Bob Michel's Legacy Set for Oct. 7
  Peoria Public Radio
  A panel discussion on former House Minority Leader Bob Michel's legacy and a new book on the Peoria Republican is set for next Monday at Bradley University.

September

• Alzheimer’s Walk Raises $43K for Research, Services
  The Register-Mail
  Bradley students participate in the annual Walk to End Alzheimers.
• 2nd Quarter Job Numbers Good in Central Illinois
  WEEK-TV
  The 2019 second quarter business and economic indicators analysis from Bradley University’s Foster College of Business finds more jobs being created but fewer people working them.
• Local Professor Explains Next Steps for the Impeachment Inquiry
  WEEK-TV
  Bradley University Political Science Professor, Megan Remmel, gives thoughts on current impeachment inquiry.
• How Private Colleges and Universities Are Meeting Enrollment Challenges
  WILL Radio
  Justin Ball, vice president of enrollment management at Bradley University, comments on the current and future enrollment crisis affecting Illinois colleges and universities.
• Take the Time to Connect with #BuddySeatChallenge
  The Jamestown Sun
  A well-known quote from former president Dwight D. Eisenhower given at a Bradley University address inspires individuals to always stay close to the agriculture industry.
• Peoria Sees Job Growth, but Still Lags Behind the Pack
  Peoria Public Radio
  zBradley University professor, Bernard Goitein, comments on Peoria and its overall job growth. Peoria's unemployment rate (5.3%) lags behind the national average (3.6%).
• Is There Life on Mars
  Trends
  The 3-D Printed Habitat Challenge, organized by NASA and Bradley University, rewarded the top prize of $500,000 to AI SpaceFactory.
• Bradley University Presents “Peter and the Star Catcher”
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University presents, "Peter and the Star Catcher."
• Bradley University Prepares for 2019 Homecoming
  WMBD TV
  Bradley announces the line up of activities for homecoming 2019 and the entire community is invited to attend.
• 4 Reasons Going Global Can Help Future-Proof Your Business
  American Express
  In an article published by American Express, discussing global diversification for businesses, James F. Foley, director of the Bradley Turner Center for Entrepreneurship, comments on the concerns of future economic recessions.
• Peoria Public Schools Create Basketball League for Third and Fourth-graders
  HOI ABC
  Peoria Public Schools are trying to get kids more involved with sports at a younger age, specifically basketball. To assist with this effort, Bradley University's women's basketball team is assisting with drills at basketball orientations.
• How Stress Can Kill a Career and What You Can Do about It
  Wealth Advisor
  In an in-depth article looking at the effects of stress in the workplace, a Bradley University article is referenced to support the writer's argument. The quote discusses the issue of internet addiction.
• Spaced Out
  Diversity in Action
  A recent NASA and Bradley project called on participants to build habitats for deep space exploration that could withstand extreme conditions on Mars. NASA awarded $2 million dollars to the inventors over the multi-year process.
• Bids for the Braves Set for Oct. 26
  PJ Star
  Bradley’s top fundraising event, the Bids for the Braves auction, will be held Saturday, Oct. 26 at Renaissance Coliseum. This fundraising event helps provide scholarship and operational support for Bradley University’s student-athletes.
• [...] Top Colleges in Annual U.S. News & World Report Ranking
  Chicago Tribune
  U.S. News and World Report has released its Best Colleges 2020 rankings and Bradley is named best in the state in numerous categories.
• Teaching the Impacts of 9/11 – Educators Reflect after 18 Years
  HOI - ABC
  Megan Remmel, a political science assistant professor at Bradley, shares insight on how the younger generation in her classes views 9/11.
• Bradley Makes the Grade in Annual College Rankings Report
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University is high on the list in a new Best Colleges Rankings from U.S News and World Report.
• Peoria Among Top 50 U.S. Places to Retire, Report Says
  The Register-Mail
  Peoria is ranked among the top 50 U.S. Places to retire. One of the reasons that it ranks this way, is due to Bradley University's Osher's Lifelong Learning Institute program.
• Ed Lamoureux
  Tarter Source
  Dr. Edward Lamoureaux, a Bradley University communications and interactive media professor, talks with Steve Tarter about online privacy issues.
• Should my Child Get the HPV Vaccine? An Expert Explains
  Romper
  Romper spoke with Bridget Welker, an assistant professor in the online nursing program at Bradley University, to better understand the HPV vaccine.
• Will Culture Trump Cash For Central Illinois Farmers?
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University political science professor, Craig Curtis, comments on the ongoing trade war with China and how it impacts our agricultural economy.
• Congerville Firm Wins Top Startup Award
  The Pantagraph
  Heartland Fabrication LLC of Congerville won the Startup Business of the Year Award from the Small Business Development Turner Center for Entrepreneurship at Bradley University.

August

• Bradley Students Head Back to Class for Start of the Academic School Year
  WMBD TV
  If you noticed Bradley University buzzing with life Wednesday, it’s because students were heading off to their first day of classes for the start of the new academic school year.
• Women and Men in Engineering and Technology Recognized for STEM Achievements and Community Contributions
  FOX 40
  The Society of Women Engineers announced the recipients of its annual awards program. Kathryn Lockhart of Bradley University won the Outstanding Collegiate Member Award.
• Small Businesses in Central Illinois Receive Recognition
  WMBD TV
  Bradley University’s Small Business Development Center celebrated 10 successful small business Tuesday at the university’s alumni center.
• Barn III Dinner Theatre Named Rural Small Business of the Year
  Peoria Public Radio
  The Barn III was honored with the Bradley University Turner Center for Entrepreneurship’s Small Rural Business of the Year Award Tuesday.
• What You Need to Know about Smoking and Your Brain
  Healthline
  “Nicotine mimics several neurotransmitters, [which send signals] in the brain. [Since nicotine is] similar in shape to the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, signaling increases in the brain,” explains Lori A. Russell-Chapin of Bradley University.
• A New Academic Year at Bradley University, by the Numbers
  PJ Star
  Move-in Day at Bradley University was a success! The Journal Star provides some numbers that reflect just how big of an operation move-in really is.
• Walgreens Celebrates 10 Years of Youth Empowerment
  Chicago Defender
  A Bradley University studio arts and pre-med student, Alexis Johnson, entered Walgreen's Expressions Challenge to explore her struggles with her identity as a black woman.
• Fans Respond on How to Fix Baseball
  The Sun
  Edward Lamoureaux, an Angel fan who is also a professor in the Department of Interactive Media and Department of Communication at Bradley University, has some suggestions on how to improve baseball's viewer experience.
• Floatation Therapy Could be a Side-effect-free Way to Treat Anxiety
  Mic
  “Psychologically, I wonder if the positive effects stem in part from being in a womb-like environment,” says Nancy Sherman, an Illinois-based therapist and clinical coordinator at Bradley University.
• Forging Ahead at Bradley
  Peoria Magazine
  Bradley continues its focus on student success, with numerous initiatives getting underway in the coming months.
• A List of Fundraising Events in Central Illinois
  PJ Star
  The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Bradley University will host its 5th annual Trivia Night Fundraiser from 5 to 9 p.m. Aug. 23 at Bradley’s Hayden-Clark Alumni Center.
• Central Illinois Couple Brings New STEM Toy to Kids Nationwide with Lux Blox
  WMBD TV
  Through a pilot study, Bradley University's STEM Education Department is partnering with Lux Blox to demonstrate how using manipulatives can reinforce the STEM disciplines.
• Expert: North Korea is Using Trump Talks to Normalize Itself as Nuclear Power
  Peoria Public Radio
  Korean affairs expert Dr. Sue Li Terry was at Bradley University on Monday to discuss current U.S. and North Korean relations.
• Boot: No Clear Path Out of U.S.-China Trade War
  Peoria Public Radio
  Foreign policy expert Max Boot was at Bradley University on Monday for a question and answer session with the Peoria Area World Affairs Council.
• A Few Questions with Nick Natalie
  Mokena Patch
  Patch recently caught up with Nicholas Natalie, a Bradley University experience design student, who plays JoJo in the upcoming production of Disney's Newsies at OLPD theatre.
• Phoenix Native Studies Abroad for Part of Summer
  Phoenix Patch
  Phoenix's own Abigail Ihrke, a business administration/finance major, spent part of her summer break studying in Granada, Spain as part of Bradley University's Study Abroad program.
• BU Needs Your Kids as Part of Its Game Day Crew
  PJ Star
  Bradley University is expanding its youth involvement in athletic game operations to include more sports in the 2019-20 season.
• Peoria Historical Society Launches Bus Tour to Recognize Notable Women
  Woodford Times
  Part of the Peoria Historical Society’s efforts to share the city’s history includes historical bus tours, including a new one this summer focusing on notable Peoria women. Our very own Lydia Moss Bradley is a proud spotlight of the tour.
• On 'International Childfree Day,' Bradley Professor Calls For Mutual Respect Of All Decisions
  Peoria Public Radio
  Reporter Dana Vollmer talked to Bradley University counseling professor Dr. Lori Russell-Chapin about why people — and especially younger generations — are embracing a child-free lifestyle and how to reduce the stigma around that decision.

July

• AARP Hosts Senators Weaver and Koehler
  WEEK TV
  Experienced voters had a chance Tuesday to make their voices heard at an annual breakfast event at Bradley University.
• AARP and OLLI Co-Host Legislative Breakfast in Peoria
  Cision
  AARP Illinois and Bradley University Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) are co-hosting a legislative breakfast so Illinoisans 50-plus can meet their state and local elected officials and discuss issues they care about.
• How Classic Arcade Game Gauntlet Inspired Future Action RPGs
  Red Bull
  Red Bull asks David Abzug, a game design instructor at Bradley University, how the classic arcade game, Gauntlet, inspired future action role-playing games.
• Peoria Historical Society’s Celebrates Notable Women
  Peoria County Chronicle
  Lydia Moss Bradley, who founded Bradley University, will be one of about a dozen women featured in the Peoria Historical Society’s new Notable Peoria Women tour.
• Leading Construction Technology Conference - ELEVATE 2019
  FOX 40
  ELEVATE, Construction’s Heavy Work Conference and Expo, will feature Kristy Wolfe of Bradley University as she speaks on Improving Productivity with Lean Construction Concepts.
• STEM Bootcamp a Hit in Year 3
  Woodford Times
  For the third year in a row, University of Illinois Extension Fulton-Mason-Peoria-Tazewell Unit, the Society of Women Engineers–Central Illinois, and Bradley University partnered together to offer STEM Bootcamp to high school age girls.
• Next Generation Science Standards Training
  Morning Ag Clips
  University of Illinois Extension and Bradley University Center for STEM Education have been partnering for many years, in a variety of ways, to help improve the learning environment for STEM education throughout Central Illinois.
• Blair Appointed to Peoria County Board
  WEEK TV
  Our very own Dr. Eden S. Blair, an associate professor Bradley University, is a new member of the Peoria County board. She will represent District 6 and serve on the Health Committee as well as the Ways and Means Committee.
• Bradley Professor Recommended to Serve on Peoria County Board
  PJ Star
  A Bradley University professor has been recommended for appointment to the Peoria County Board, filling a vacancy created earlier this year by a resignation.
• Bradley Professor Picked To Fill County Board Vacancy
  WCBU.org
  A Bradley University professor is set to be appointed to fill a vacancy on the Peoria County Board.
• Illinois EMA Wants to Remind Illinoisans to be Prepared in Case of Earthquakes
  WMBD TV
  John Marino, a Bradley University assistant professor, explains how sometimes the aftermath of an earthquake is even more dangerous than the quake itself.
• New Peoria Dietician is Helping People Form a Better Relationship with Food
  Pekin Daily Times
  Bradley's Small Business Development Center helped Ashley Thomas, a registered dietician, recently open an office in the old Greeley School.

June

• ‘Life Just Happened’: Boca Raton Man, 75, Graduates from University after Five Decades
  Sun Sentinel
  At 75, Boca Raton resident Marty Suppo recently graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Bradley University.
• Bradley Student's Work Commemorates 50th Moon Landing Anniversary in D.C.
  WCBU
  A Bradley University engineering student’s work will be showcased at the National Air and Space Museum to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
• 5 Disgusting Ways Your Cat's Litter Box Could Make You Sick—or Worse
  SF Gate
  "It can be contracted by direct contact with cat feces, generally after not using proper hand hygiene," says Laura Flinn of Bradley University.
• From Fear to Freedom: The Soccer Journey of Saadiq Mohammed
  ESPN
  Saadiq Mohammed, a Bradley University soccer player, had his life story shared on ESPN. It's filled with hardship, sacrifice and hope.
• Are Water Guns Bad? Here's What Experts Want You To Know
  Romper
  "How the toy is to be used should be an open conversation with explicit expectations and it should not be assumed that the child 'knows better,'" Dr. Molly Ansari, Assistant Professor at Bradley University, tells Romper.
• What it Takes to Build a Martian Colony
  Centre Daily News
  The 3-D Printed Habitat Challenge competition was a joint venture between NASA's Centennial Challenges, the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute and Bradley University.
• How To Talk To Your Daughter About Makeup, According To Two Experts
  Romper
  Romper spoke to counselor Dr. Nancy Sherman of Bradley University to help parents have positive conversations regarding makeup usage with their daughters.
• Website Ranks Bradley University Best in State When It Comes to Getting a Job Post-graduation
  WEEK TV
  The career website, Zippia, ranked Bradley University as the best college in Illinois for grads trying to get a job in 2019.
• Bradley University Earns Top Ranking For Jobs
  1470 WMBD
  Career website Zippia.com has ranked colleges nationwide that have the best record when it comes to finding employment a decade after graduation. In Illinois, Bradley University comes out on top.
• Co-working Space for Business Start-ups Opens in Peoria
  WEEK TV
  The Illinois Small Business Development Center and Turner Center for Entrepreneurship at Bradley are opening up a new co-working space for entrepreneurs.
• Human Settlements On Mars Might Look More Like Caves Than Glassy Domes
  Tech Times
  In NASA and Bradley's 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge, contestants had to come up with ideas that will address the problems that will arise once man arrives on Mars.

May

• Author Will Hold Virtual Event Today at Lakewood Library
  The Post-Journal
  Devin Murphy, assistant professor of creative writing at Bradley University, explains how, for him, writing often entails tapping into memories in his own life.
• Peoria Shares Success Story with Sterling
  saukvalley.com
  The centerpiece of our riverfront, the Peoria Riverfront Museum, received help from Bradley University during its planning phases through an economic impact study.
• Q&A with retiring Bradley University President Gary Roberts
  PJ Star
  President Roberts spoke at length with Journal Star reporter Chris Kaergard about his future plans, his legacy, and about changes Bradley is trying to make to stay competitive in a tough market for higher education.
• Nick in the AM: Bradley Student Sculptures to Complement Springdale ‘Shaft’
  PJ Star
  Three pedestals are to surround a resurrected monument in the historic cemetery on the East Bluff. On those pedestals are to be sculptures Bradley University students created.
• Author2Author with Devin Murphy
  Blog Talk Radio
  Author2Author welcomes bestselling novelist and short story writer Devin Murphy to the show. Devin is an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Bradley University.
• Rethinking Suicide: How Traumatic Brain Injuries Contribute
  Medical Daily
  Dr. Lori Russell-Chapin, a professor of counseling at Bradley University’s Online Masters of Counseling program and an expert on neurofeedback, authored this article that rethinks what we currently know about suicide.
• Lakewood to Host Best-Selling Author
  Jamestown Gazette
  “I’m excited to discuss and answer questions about my writing, books, teaching, and how growing up in Western New York has shaped me as a writer and person.” - Devin Murphy, Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Bradley University
• Mobile Mount Allows Room for Phone and Drink
  PJ Star
  Mobile Mount, a plastic phone holder on the back of seats (used at ballparks), received instrumental help from the Small Business Development Center based at Bradley University.
• Bradley University President Gary Roberts Announces Retirement Ahead of May 2020
  WMBD TV
  The Board of Trustees plans to form a presidential search committee; student representatives, additional trustees, and faculty will also help in the search.
• Bradley University President Announces Retirement
  Peoria Public Radio
  Roberts says he’s proud of what he’s been able to accomplish at his alma mater, including designing and implementing a new strategic plan, launching a faculty salary initiative, and seeing through the new Business and Engineering Convergence Center.
• Bradley University President Gary Roberts Announces Retirement Plans
  PJ Star
  “Despite the challenges that Bradley faces as higher education is disrupted and transitions its business model, I am optimistic about Bradley’s future, and I still hope to be a part of it,” said President Gary Roberts while announcing his retirement.
• Bradley University President Gary Roberts to Retire in 2020
  WEEK TV
  Bradley University President Gary Roberts is stepping down at the end of next school year. Roberts told the Bradley Board of Trustees he will step down at the end of May 2020 in order to allow time to hire a search consultant for his replacement.
• Changes Coming to the SAT Test, Additional Score for Applicants
  WEEK TV
  There will now be an additional score to consider when colleges and universities are looking at student applications. Justin Ball, Vice President for Enrollment Management at Bradley, offers his perspective on the issue.
• Bradley President to Retire, Search for Successor to Begin
  Associated Press
  The search for Roberts’ successor will be chaired by Bradley board members U.S. District Judge James Shadid and Kathi Holst.
• Bradley Commencement Marks End of Local Family’s Tradition
  PJ Star
  For one local family, Bradley is more than just a university, it is part of a longtime family tradition; a tradition that has come to a close as the family’s last child stepped across the stage Sunday afternoon to conclude her time as a Bradley student.
• 75 Year-old Returns and Graduates from Bradley to Complete Psychology Degree
  WMBD TV
  75 year old Marty Suppo graduated with his Bachelor's in Psychology from Bradley University on Sunday. This Spring semester he was able to complete the 9 credit hours he never got done in 1965.
• Less Than a Week After Graduation, Bradley Student Heading to Microsoft
  WMBD TV
  Alanis Nash will be driving 2,000 miles to Seattle on Thursday for her first job at Microsoft. Nash graduated from Bradley University with a major in Electrical and Computer Engineering today.
• This year's Sculpture Walk officially launches in downtown Peoria
  WMBD TV
  MFA Bradley University student, Elizabeth Johnson is creating an original bronze sculpture entitled Prometheus I which will make its debut at Sculpture Walk Peoria 2019.
• Report: Local Payroll Growth Contributes to Stable Economy
  Peoria Public Radio
  The Composite Index of Business and Economic Indicators, created by Bradley University, shows greater Peoria’s economy remains stable despite mixed conditions.
• Mental-health Legislation Introduced in House
  Philadelphia Gay News
  Bradley University conducted a study that found Pennsylvania is among 20 states that don’t mandate counselors in schools.
• Bradley Students Assist NASA with Spacewalk Software
  Architecture
  A group of Bradley University students are creating applications that can be used with Microsoft HoloLens augmented reality technology that transfers to the inside of a helmet worn by astronauts floating in space outside the International Space Station.
• Peoria Area Sees Continued Job Growth
  GLT 89.1
  According to Bradley University’s first-quarter composite index, the number of jobs has increased in the Peoria metropolitan area.
• Wooster Speech and Debate Students on Winning College Teams
  DR The Daily Record
  Matt Friedhoff, a senior at Bradley University, is part of a team that took first place in not just one, but two national championships — the American Forensics Association and National Forensics Association.
• How We Chose the 2019 CNBC Disruptor 50 Innovators
  CNBC
  Ross Miller, Director of Technology Commercialization, Bradley University and Illinois Small Business Development Centers, is a part of the 2019 CNBC Disruptor 50 Advisory Council.
• Journal Star Photos of the Month: April 2019
  PJ Star
  Bradley University students are featured in several photos of this month's "best images by the staff of the Journal Star."
• Mars Potential Future Home: NASA Announces 3D Printed Habitat Challenge Winners
  The Science Times
  NASA, in partnership with Bradley University, initially opened the 3D Printed Habitat Challenge in 2015 and it took place in stages. All in all, there were 60 teams which collectively won more than $2 million in prizes from NASA.
• 4 Courses That Can Set You Up For Success in Your Game Development Career
  braingainmag.com
  Bradley University’s undergraduate game design program has been ranked 12th in the world by Princeton Review. Most valuable, however, is Bradley University’s attempt to diversify the workforce by nurturing female game developers.
• Students’ Academic Excellence Recognized
  South Platte Sentinel
  Dr. Lynnsey Lambrecht, an assistant professor of music theory and composition at Bradley, visited her former high school to share her wisdom in the form of 10 tips that will help students achieve their dreams.
• City Council Backs $250,000 Loan for Pop-A-Shot Move to Peoria
  PJ Star
  Ties to Bradley University have led the Pop-A-Shot Enterprise to relocate from north-central Kansas to Peoria's Warehouse District.
• Here's the Winner of NASA's 3D-printed Mars Habitat Challenge
  Fox News
  The NASA competition, which began in 2015 and took place in several stages, attracted 60 teams that collectively won more than $2 million in awards. The main partner of NASA in the competition was Bradley University.
• Bachelor's Degree Center Releases National Rankings of Game Design Degree Programs
  FOX 40
  Bachelor's Degree Center has released the 2019 rankings of the best Game Design bachelor's degree programs in the US. Bradley University made the list.
• NASA Reveals 3D-printed Mars Habitat That Could Be Home to Humans on Red Planet
  Daily Mirror
  "It's light, and it's strong, like an airplane," said Lex Akers, Dean of the Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology at Bradley University, while describing the winning team's 3D-printed structure.
• Teams 3D Print Planetary Habitats, Awarded $700K in NASA Challenge
  Parabolic Arc
  After 30 hours of 3D printing over four days of head-to-head competition, NASA and partner Bradley University, have awarded $700,000 to two teams in the final round of the 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge.
• NASA 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge Has Two Winners of $700K Prize
  Digital Journal
  The NASA 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge is managed through a partnership with NASA’s Centennial Challenges program and Bradley University. In the third and final phase of the Challenge, two teams competed for a prize package of $700,000..
• Nine New Sculptures Coming for Sculpture Walk Peoria
  PJ Star
  The ninth sculpture in this year's Sculpture Walk in downtown Peoria is by Bradley University student Elizabeth Johnson.
• NASA Crowns Winner in Mars Habitat Competition
  Yahoo News
  AI SpaceFactory beat over 60 other teams in the finale of an ongoing competition that began in 2015. NASA ran the contest in conjunction with Bradley University where the final challenges were held.
• Signs That a Workplace Culture Supports Working Mothers
  US News & World Report
  In workplaces that lack or don't enforce policies designed to support working moms, a negative culture can be especially damaging. That's what Borton, now an assistant professor of nursing at Bradley, found when she interviewed various mothers.
• Two Teams 3D-printed Prototype Mars Habitats in Battle
  HobbySpace
  “It is an impressive achievement for these two teams to demonstrate this disruptive and terrific 3D-printing technology at such a large scale,” said Lex Akers, dean of Bradley’s Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology.
• Signs That a Workplace Culture Supports Working Mothers
  Yahoo News
  In workplaces that lack or don't enforce policies designed to support working moms, a negative culture can be especially damaging. That's what Borton, now an assistant professor of nursing at Bradley, found when she interviewed various mothers.
• AI SpaceFactory Wins $500,000 NASA 3D Printed Habitat Challenge First Prize
  3D Printing Media Network
  After 30 hours of 3D printing over four days of head-to-head competition, NASA and partner Bradley University of Peoria, Illinois, have awarded $700,000 to two teams in the final round of the 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge.
• AI SpaceFactory Wins NASA's 3D-Printed Extraterrestrial Habitats Challenge
  WMBD TV
  Machines belonging to two teams, one from Penn State and the other from a New York-based design agency called AI SpaceFactory, competed in the final phase of NASA and Bradley's 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge.
• New Statue on Washington St. Marks Countdown to the 5th Annual Sculpture Walk Peoria
  HOI ABC
  The 5th annual Sculpture Walk Peoria starts May 18. One of the works was created by a Bradley University student. The sculptures will stay on display through March 2020.
• AI SpaceFactory Announced 1st Place Winner of NASA Centennial Challenge
  SF Gate
  “It’s light, and it’s strong, like an airplane. That’s going to be very important for these types of habitats,” said Lex Akers, Dean of the Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology at Bradley University.
• These Award-Winning 3D-Printed Models Show How We Could Live on Mars
  Architectural Digest
  On May 4 design and engineering teams from AI SpaceFactory and Pennsylvania State University faced off in the final level of NASA's 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge, which was run jointly with Bradley University.
• 3D Printing Subscale Shelters in Front of Judges
  All3DP
  Bradley University worked with NASA to manage the challenge. Sponsors of the challenge included Caterpillar, Bechtel, Brick & Mortar Ventures, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
• Caterpillar Hosts NASA 3D Printed Habitat Challenge Event
  WMBD TV
  Bradley University, Caterpillar, and NASA are hosting the NASA 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge at Caterpillar's Learning Center in Edwards.
• Peoria Players Theatre Presents "A Chorus Line"
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University Theatre Department is closing its current season with a production of "Sense and Sensibility."
• Jennie White of Moline Inducted into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
  River Cities' Reader
  Jennie White, a Bradley University student of Moline, was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest and most-selective all-discipline collegiate honor-society.
• Russell Named Recipient of Barlow-Yelm Scholarship at Bradley University
  Galva News
  Ryan Russell, an electrical engineering major, is the recipient of a scholarship grant from the Barlow-Yelm Memorial Scholarship at Bradley University.
• Bradley University Extends OPM Relationship With Pearson
  Inside Higher Ed
  Bradley University in Illinois this fall will launch an online doctorate in education as part of its ongoing partnership with the online program manager Pearson, the company announced Monday.
• Peru Native Finishes Top 5 in Big Idea Contest
  The Times
  Justin Giordano, of Peru, finished among the top fi in the Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation's Big Idea Competition at Bradley University.
• Bradley University Extends OPM Relationship With Pearson
  Inside Higher Ed
  This fall, Bradley University will launch an online doctorate in education as part of its ongoing partnership with the online program manager Pearson.
• Bradley Teams Recognized by NCAA for Success in Classroom
  PJ Star
  Bradley University Department of Athletics received a school-record, nine NCAA APR Public Recognition Awards and rates among the nation’s top five departments in Academic Progress Rate.

April

• Rantoul Resident Hess, Team Have a 'Big Idea'
  Rantoul Press
  Nik Hess, a Bradley University student, placed second in the Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation's Big Idea competition at Bradley for his online clothing rental business, DYME.
• Art and Music events in central Illinois: April 28, 2019
  PJ Star
  There are several fine art events happening this month on Bradley's campus.
• With 2 National Titles in 1 Year, Bradley Speech Team Feted
  The Intelligencer
  The dual national champion Bradley University speech team is being honored.
• AACN Announces Nursing Faculty Selected to Participate in the 2019 Digital Innovation Bootcamp
  News Wise
  Cora Fabish, a Bradley faculty member, has been selected to participate in the 2019 AACN-Apple Digital Innovation Bootcamp. This initiative is meant to provide new opportunities for nursing faculty to leverage the latest technology.
• Bradley University to Honor Speech Team Friday
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University will be honoring its speech team at the GCC on Bradley's campus. Peoria Mayor Jim Ardis and Bradley President Gary Roberts will join team champions and alumni on the building’s front lawn.
• Bradley University Hosts 2019 Super Brain Summit on Trauma
  Psychology Today
  The Super Brain Summit is returning to Bradley University on April 26, 2019. The theme for the 4th annual Super Brain Summit is “Trauma: Searching for Post-traumatic Growth”.
• Peoria City Council Pays Tribute to Bradley Men’s Basketball
  PJ Star
  During the Peoria City Council meeting Tuesday night, Mayor Jim Ardis issued a proclamation that honored the Braves, who qualified for the NCAA tournament.
• Bradley Students And Police Protest Sexual Assault
  1470 WMBD
  Denim Day is celebrated around the country as a day to protest against sexual assault, and Bradley University students along with university police, joined the protest.
• Cedar Park Student Part Of Winning University Speech Team
  Patch
  Brenna Fuhr of Cedar Park and Bradley University was a part of winning the National Forensic Association contest in California.
• Bradley University Takes Part in 'Denim Day' to Raise Sexual Assault Awareness
  WMBD TV
  Bradley University students and staff participated in "Denim Day" on Wednesday for sexual assault awareness. The Bradley University Police Department encouraged students and staff to wear jeans as a sign of support for survivors.
• Pipeliner Partners with Colleges to Launch Technology in Sales Higher Education Council
  Cision
  Bradley University is one of the founding schools of the Technology in Sales Higher Education Council.
• National Small Business Week Begins May 5th
  Smile Politely
  For National Small Business Week, Keli Krueger-Huhra, Director of the Illinois Procurement Technical Assistance Center at Bradley University, will be hosting an event on government contracting on Wed. May 8th.
• Dwindling Faith
  Daily Mail
  In a discussion about declining religion, Bradley religious studies professor, Robert Fuller, comments on how religion's power over society has changed over time and why.
• Illinois American Water Celebrates Earth Day
  Business Wire
  Artists ReEnvisioning Tomorrow, Inc. in Peoria will receive a $2,900 grant to support efforts at the site to decrease storm water runoff. Volunteers from Bradley will participate.
• Bradley University + Caterpillar = NASA’S 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge
  1470 WMBD
  Bradley, Caterpillar Inc. and NASA are working together to advance critical systems needed for human space exploration to Mars and deeper into the solar system.
• 2019’s Best and Worst Small Cities to Start a Business
  Wallet Hub
  Bill McDowell, Turner Chair of Entrepreneurship, Executive and Academic Director, Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Bradley, comments on the pros and cons of starting a business in a small city.
• Bradley Students Create Youth Neighborhood Association
  HOI ABC
  It is part of a Bradley University capstone project which has seniors work on a local community issue and this group wanted to tackle youth involvement in the city.
• DAPCEP Adding Programs to Prepare Youth in STEM
  Crain's Detroit Business
  The Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program, DAPCEP, has worked to interest youth in STEM related fields. Last year, they brought the program to Peoria, IL, teaming with Bradley University on programs that serve 200 children.
• Bradley Students Tackle Diabetes, Host Healthy Living Day
  Peoria County Chronicle
  A group of students at Bradley University are planning a healthy living event open to the public as part of their senior, public relations capstone project.
• Bradley Theatre Presents "Sense and Sensibility"
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University Theatre finishes up its current season with a production of "Sense and Sensibility"; an adaptation of the Jane Austen classic.
• Bradley University Bringing its Gaming and Arts to a Showcase Downtown
  HOI ABC
  As one of the top Interactive Media programs in the country, Bradley University IM students prepare for the FUSE Expo.
• College Notes
  The Post
  Beckles, a Bradley University student, placed 18th in individual sweepstakes, first in duo interpretation and sixth in poetry interpretation, and was a semifinalist in dramatic interpretation.
• Nursing Site Ranks Bradley University No. 5 Statewide for Nurse Training Program
  By Chris Kaergard
  Washintong Times-Reporter
  Bradley University has been named the state’s fifth-best program for training registered nurses, according to a five-year evaluation of 78 accredited nursing programs in Illinois.
• Peru Student Wants to Improve on Uber
  News Tribune
  Bradley student, Justin Giordano, is partaking in the "Big Idea" competition, hosted by the Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
• Bradley University Hosts Events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
  WEEK TV
  April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Bradley University is reminding students and staff about the topic with various events this month.
• Bradley Assistant Professor Response to Notre Dame Fire
  1470 WMBD
  Bradley assistant professor in French and Arabic, Priscilla Charrat Nelson, lived in France until she was 24-years-old, and says the fire was very shocking.
• Beer Drive Teaches Students the Dangers of Drunk Driving
  WMBD TV
  The Bradley University community showed students just how dangerous it is to drive drunk and they did it with a hands-on experience.
• Notre Dame Cathedral is a Symbol of Faith, History, French Culture
  WMBD TV
  Priscilla Charrat Nelson, an assistant professor of French and Arabic at Bradley says that communities around the country will not allow this fire to destroy the landmark's legacy.
• The Business of Music
  Globe Newswire
  A part of what makes Bradley's program so strong, is the faculty's industry experience. This allows for students to receive the most immersive and up-to-date teachings that will fully prepare them for life after Bradley.
• Cedar Park Student Places At National Speech Tournament
  Patch
  Brenna Fuhr, Bradley University student, placed 4th in impromptu speaking and was a semi-finalist in persuasive speaking.
• NASA's 3D Printed Habitat Challenge
  WMBD TV
  Lex Akers, Dean of the Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology, spoke with local media today to highlight the upcoming final phase of NASA's 3D printed Habitat Challenge that will be held locally.
• 0% APR Credit Cards
  Wallet Hub
  Amit Sinha, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Finance at Bradley, spoke with Wallet Hub about why banks offer 0% credit cards.
• Close Shave for a Cause
  PJ Star
  Bradley baseball team players, coaches and staff have their heads shaved to raise funds for Vs. Cancer Foundation on Sunday at Renaissance Coliseum.
• Art and Music Events in Central Illinois: April 14, 2019
  PJ Star
  There are a lot of upcoming music and art events happening at Bradley.
• Art and Music Events in Central Illinois: April 14, 2019
  PJ Star
  Auspicious Behavior at Bradley features 19 one-of-a-kind prints, 3 wall sculptures and one free-standing sculpture by artist Chakaia Booker.
• Happening Today
  PJ Star
  The Doug Stone Jazz Quartet will perform at 7:30 p.m. at Bradley University’s Dingeldine Music Center, 1417 W. Barker Ave. Admission is free.
• Menomonie Student a Finalist in 'Big Idea' Competition
  The Dunn Country News
  Bradley student, Abigail Brunstad, is a finalist of the second annual "Big Idea" competition at the Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation with $20,000 up for grabs.
• 4th Annual Super Brain Summit
  MD Linx
  The Super Brain Summit at Bradley University is a one-day conference showcasing the latest research by two experts in the field of neurocounseling.
• Novelist Devin Murphy to Visit Saginaw Valley State University
  Midland Daily News
  Dr. Devin Murphy, an associate professor at Bradley, is visiting Saginaw Valley State University tonight for the next stop on his book tour.
• Artist and Author Paints a Joyful Picture about Rescue Pets and Companionship
  Timesunion
  Donna Carr Roberts, the artist in residence at the Slane College of Communications and Fine Art, releases a beautiful children’s book discussing the benefits of rescuing pets from humane societies.
• Battling PTSD, Local Veteran Seeks Help to Build Healing Farm
  WEEK TV
  Dr. Lori Russell-Chapin Ph.D., professor and co-director for the Center of Collaborative Brain Research, and her colleagues are investigating three possible treatments for PTSD that don't involve medicine or invasive procedures.
• NASA Unveils Winners of 3D-printed Habitat Challenge Competition
  Scottish Construction Now
  NASA and challenge partner, Bradley University, award three winners in the 3-D Printed Habitat Challenge.
• Solutions to the Teacher Shortage
  WTVP
  Dean Cantu, Teacher Education Department Chairperson and Professor at Bradley University, appeared in last week's episode of At Issue on WTVP titled Solutions to the Teacher Shortage.
• Photos: Richard Pryor Jr. in Peoria
  PJ Star
  ctor and singer Richard Pryor Jr., sings during during a book signing about growing up the son of his famous comedian father Richard Pryor, while at Bradley University on Wednesday.
• NASA’s Habitats of the Future Will be 3D printed on Mars
  By Jonathan Hilburg
  The Architects Newspaper
  The 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge is part of NASA’s Centennial Challenges program and is managed in part with Bradley University.
• Richard Pryor Jr. Writes About His Famous Dad
  1470 WMBD
  Born and raised in Peoria, Pryor Jr. is back in town Wednesday, making a stop at Bradley University.
• Photos: Honoring the National Champion Bradley Speech Team
  By Ron Johnson
  PJ Star
  Bradley University honors its award-winning speech team with a flag-raising ceremony Tuesday, April 9, 2019 after the team won the American Forensics Association national tournament over the weekend.
• Bradley University Continues Speech Team's National Win Celebration
  By Kevin Schwaller
  WMBD TV
  The Bradley Speech Team won the American Forensics Association National Championship over the weekend and Tuesday, the team's flag was raised in the campus' Hardin Circle of Pride.
• Bradley Speech Team Wins First Championship Since 2013
  WEEK TV
  The Bradley speech team came back to a hero’s welcome at their Peoria campus Monday.
• Apple Valley Resident to Present Research
  Sun This Week
  Current Bradley student, Lauren Goldberger of Apple Valley, will present research at the Midwestern Psychological Association Conference, the oldest psychological association in the nation.
• The Peoria Symphony's Sweet Sound
  By Nathan Irwin
  JPMorgan Chase and Co.
  Peoria Symphony Orchestra has a rich history with Bradley University.
• NASA Names Space Habitat Finalists
  Paint Sqaure
  The top three finalists for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge were announced just last week (March 28).
• Richard Pryor Jr. Visiting Peoria to Talk about New Book
  WEEK TV
  Pryor will read excerpts from his book, In a Pryor Life, and sign book at Bradley University’s Michel Student Center Atrium from 4-7 p.m. on April 10.
• Shout Out: Steven Dolins
  By Donald Liebenson
  Chicago Tribune
  When he's not serving as a professor and chairman of the Department of Computer Science and Information Systems at Bradley, Steven Dolins indulges in his self-professed “labor of love” — recording blues and gospel artists.
• Hoggard Reading Series and Speakers and Issues Series: Devin Murphy
  By Katy Garcia
  Texoma's
  Associate professor of English at Bradley, Devin Murphy, presents reading from his latest novel, "Tiny Americans," at the Wichita Falls Museum of Art.
• ICC and Bradley Strengthen Ties by Making Transfers Easier
  By Scott Hilyard
  PJ Star
  Bradley University is helping clear a path for Illinois Central College students to earn a bachelor’s degree.
• NASA Picks 3 Designs That Could Aid Future Long-term Stays on Mars or the Moon
  By Benjamin Raven
  Michigan Live
  NASA and Bradley recently announced the top three from the latest phase of its 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge, which operates with the goal of speeding up the progression of sustainable shelters "that will someday occupy the Moon, Mars or beyond."
• More Local Accomplishments to Share
  The Herald-News
  Mark Hernandez was part of the Bradley APICS team to win the supply chain management organization's annual international case competition. Also, students studying at Bradley have been chosen to participate in phase 2 of the NASA SUITS Challenge.
• In Studio A With Soprano Angela Yoon
  By Kate Botello
  IPR
  Joining Angela Yoon in concert will be Dr. Jason Terry, a member of the piano faculty at Bradley.
• NASA Selects Winners of 3D-printed Space Habitat Challenge
  The Construction Specifier
  Three teams won the complete virtual construction contest, the latest stage of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA and Bradley's) 3D-printed Habitat Challenge.
• NASA's Mars House Competition Showcases Designs That'll Remind You Of Sci-Fi Flicks
  By Sarah Friedmann
  Bustle
  NASA and Bradley University's Mars house competition showcased designs that might remind you of Sci-Fi movies — but they could one day be a reality.
• Winners of 3D-printed Space Habitats
  WordlessTech
  Bradley and NASA's 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge is a competition to create sustainable shelters suitable for the Moon, Mars or beyond using resources available on-site in these locations.
• NASA Enters Final Stage of 3D Printed Habitat Challenge with Announcement of Phase 3 Winner
  3D Printing Industry
  NASA and Bradley have provided further updates in its mission to bring 3D printed construction to Mars with an announcement of the latest results in its 3D Printed Habitat Centennial Challenge.

March

• ICYMI: Bradley University Student-led Organization Promotes Violence Awareness
  WYZZ
  AfStudents joined together to start an organization called Bradley Students United Against Violence. This group teaches students about different types of violence and preventative measures they can take to keep themselves safe.
• 5 Things To do This Weekend in Central Illinois: March 29, 2019
  PJ Star
  The Bradley University Chorale will present its Homecoming Tour concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at St. Mark’s Church, 1113 W. Bradley Ave. Admission is $5 for adults and free for students.
• Axelrod: Trump Badly Miscalculated on the ACA
  CNN
  David Axelrod, former senior adviser to President Barack Obama, was moved by the words of a Bradley student at a recent speaking event on campus.
• NASA Names Winners of 3D Printed Habitat Challenge’s Virtual Construction Phase
  By Tess Boissonneault
  3D Printing Media Network
  The head-to-head print process will take place from May 1-4 in front of a live audience in Peoria, Illinois, where the challenge partner, Bradley University, is based.
• Rock Island Resident Chosen to Present Research at Midwestern Psychological Association Conference
  River Cities' Reader
  Bradley University student, Sydney Ruggles of Rock Island, IL, will present research at the Midwestern Psychological Association Conference.
• Novelist Devin Murphy Next Guest of Hoggard Reading Series, Speakers and Issues
  Times Record News
  Murphy, associate professor of Creative Writing at Bradley University and author of "The Boat Runner," just wrote his latest novel called "Tiny Americans."
• Bradley University Has Top Illinois Game Design Program
  By Kristin McHugh
  Peoria Public Radio
  A national publication says Bradley University’s game design program is among the best.
• Bradley Game Design Program Ranked Among World’s Best
  By Time Shelley
  WEEK TV
  For the fifth year in a row, Bradley University is ranked among the top 15 game design programs in the world.
• Hatching New Peoria Businesses in the Nest
  PJ Star
  A nine-week business accelerator program is scheduled to start next month at the Nest. The two facilitators are Cameron Horn and Kevin Evans, both involved with business development at Bradley.
• AutonomouStuff Engineer to Talk at BU
  By Steve Tarter
  PJ Star
  Joe Buckner, director of engineering at AutonomouStuff, the Morton firm that develops software and engineering services for driverless vehicles, will speak at Bradley University on Tuesday.
• Art and Music Events in Central Illinois: March 24, 2019
  PJ Star
  There are several fine arts events in March, April and May on Bradley's campus.
• Why Arizona has Little Influence in Fight over the Mueller Report
  By Dan Nowicki, Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ronald J. Hansen
  AZ Central
  Arizona's muted ability to influence the fight over the Mueller report doesn't mean its political influence in the long term should be underestimated, said Megan Remmel, assistant professor of political science at Bradley University in Illinois.
• Announcements of Upcoming Events at Area Churches: March 24, 2019
  PJ Star
  “Peter and the Wolf” by Sergie Prokofiev will be performed at 3 p.m. March 24 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1420 W. Moss Ave. Lee Wenger, WCBU public radio; and David Cyzak, Bradley University faculty of music, will tell the story.
• Limestone Scores Big Win in FIRST Robotics Contest at Bradley
  By Steve Tarter
  PJ Star
  The 40-team regional has become an annual event at BU’s Renaissance site, complete with music, cheerleaders, referees and concessions.
• List of events for the week of March 24, 2019, in Central Illinois
  PJ Star
  Susan Weininger, professor emerita of art history at Roosevelt University in Chicago, will present “It’s Always Myself That I Paint — The Work and Life of Gertrude Abercrombie” at Bradley University’s Hayden-Clark Alumni Center.
• Meet Bradley's Mascot: A Gargoyle Named Kaboom!
  Lansing State Journal
  As Michigan State University men's basketball team prepares to face Bradley in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, you might notice something else besides the players and fans on the sidelines - Kaboom!
• Women's History: Honoring Lydia Moss Bradley
  By Rebecca Brumfield
  WMBD News
  Lydia Moss Bradley is most widely known as the woman responsible for establishing what we know today as Bradley University.
• Bradley University Athletics on Upward Trajectory
  SPOKE.COM
  Bradley athletes are racking up wins and records while excelling in the classroom and contributing to the community.
• Why the Accused New Zealand Killer was Fascinated with Serbia, Ottoman Empire
  By Chris Arsenault
  CBC News
  Jackie Hogan, a professor at Bradley University who studies far-right movements, was asked to weigh in on the New Zealand mosque killer's unique interest in Serbian history.
• BU's Kaboom Tops Tournament Mascot List
  By Kristin McHugh
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University’s Kaboom is earning high marks as the 2019 NCAA men’s basketball tournament begins.
• Bradley’s “Kaboom!” Named Best NCAA Mascot
  HOI ABC
  USA Today’s For the Win named Bradley’s mascot, Kaboom!, the number one mascot in the 2019 NCAA Tournament on Tuesday.
• Ranking All 68 of the 2019 NCAA Tournament Teams by Mascot
  By Charles Curtis
  For The Win
  Kaboom! is the ranked #1 mascot of all teams in the NCAA March Madness tournament.
• Gargoyles, Charm Dolls and the Other Best Mascots from March Madness 2019
  By Court Mann
  Descret News
  Kaboom! is fashioned after one of the gargoyles perched atop the university’s alumni center. Is this the only gargoyle mascot in college sports?
• Bradley’s Kaboom! Mascot Named Tops in the Tournament
  PJ Star
  The NCAA tournament hasn’t yet started, but Bradley University already has at least one victory.
• Bradley University Selection Watch Party Reveals NCAA Tournament Opponents
  By Treasure Roberts
  WMBD TV
  Sunday afternoon, the Braves and their supporters learned who the basketball team will be playing in the NCAA tournament and where the game will be located, which added to their excitement.
• Short Drive for Bradley’s First NCAA Tournament Game Since 2006
  By Dave Reynolds
  PJStar
  
• Art and Music Events in Central Illinois
  PJ Star
  There's a lot happening on the Hilltop. Here's a list of the art and music events taking place in Peoria this week.
• Bradley to Face Michigan State in Des Moines Thursday in NCAA Tournament
  HOI ABC
  https://hoiabc.com/news/top-stories/2019/03/17/bradley-to-face-michigan-state-in-des-moines-thursday-in-ncaa-tournament/
• Therapy Revives Amputee's Fire for Sports
  By Lenore Sobota
  Daily Herald
  Ashley Green, a physical therapy student at Bradley, is helping others with a nonprofit organization and motivational speaking. She also has her eyes on the Paralympics.
• Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition Returns to Venues Across Peoria
  By Nathan Irwin
  Peoria Public Radio
  The Bradley University International Print and Drawing Exhibition continues through April 12th.
• Public Invited to Sunday Celebration for Bradley Men's Hoops Team
  Peoria Public Radio
  The Bradley University men’s basketball team is hosting an NCAA selection party Sunday.
• President Gary Roberts Says Bradley Basketball Success Brings Unique Opportunities
  WEEK TV
  President Roberts said exposure is the biggest bi-product of athletic success.
• Bradley Men's Basketball Success in NCAA March Madness Brings Money to the Athletic Department
  WMBD TV
  "Because of the enthusiasm and the excitement that it generates, you probably pick up some additional gifts, donations to the university and certainly the athletic department," said Bradley's President Gary Roberts.
• Bradley Unveils NCAA Ticket, MVC Championship Apparel Info
  1470 WMBD
  As the Bradley Basketball program awaits word on its NCAA Tournament destination, the Department of Athletics has announced its postseason tickets distribution plan, as well as a championship merchandise purchasing opportunity for fans.
• Bradley Students Hyped About the Basketball Team’s Success
  1470 WMBD
  “Athletics is a great window into the university. Success in athletics gives you opportunities to tell the world about your university,” Bradley University President Gary Roberts said.
• The Princeton Review Names the Top Undergrad and Grad Schools to Study Game Design for 2019
  Cision
  Bradley is now the highest-rated part-time MBA program in Illinois outside of the Chicago area according to the U.S. News & World Report.
• Animation Students Get ‘Trial by Fire’
  My Journal Courier
  Carrollton graduate competes in Bradley University animation jam.
• Bradley U. Students and Fans are Hyped for First NCAA Tournament Appearance Since 2006
  WEEK TV
  “During the four years this was definitely the most exciting moment for anyone that’s kept up with Bradley basketball,” said Senior ‘Red Sea’ President Maddy White.
• Prairie Wind Ensemble to Perform March 17 at ICC
  PJ Star
  Featured instrumentalists for the concert will be a trombone duet featuring Carl Anderson from Bradley and Dan Dietrich, who will perform “Duet from Don Carlo.”
• Can You Increase Your Milk Supply with Herbal Supplements Like Fenugreek and Blessed Thistle?
  By Sarah Bradley
  Today's Parent
  Rachel Borton, a licensed Family Nurse Practitioner and assistant professor of nursing at Bradley University weighs in on breastfeeding for first-time moms.
• Is the Departure of HBO’s CEO Another Sign We Can’t Have Nice Things?
  GQ
  Bradley Assistant Communications Professor Dr. Cory Barker said, “The boutique approach isn't sustainable” and HBO’s programming will suffer.
• Bradley University Hosted its Inaugural STEM Conference Friday
  WMBD TV
  Nearly 150 teachers came to Bradley University this afternoon to learn about STEM.
• Bradley Professors Studying PTSD Treatment Methods
  HOI ABC
  Professors at Bradley University are working on a research study focused on post traumatic stress disorder.
• When It Comes To Race, Eating Disorders Don't Discriminate
  NPR
  Kelly Uchima told her inspiring story about her journey of self love, recovery, and body acceptance in the Asain American culture and on social media to Bradley students.
• Art and Music Events in Central Illinois
  PJ Star
  There's a lot happening on the Hilltop. Here's a list of the art and music events taking place in Peoria this week.
• Project Helps Delavan with Big Ideas to Boost its Community
  Tazewell Chronicle
  This past fall University of Illinois Extension partnered with a Bradley University marketing class to implement a market analysis that will help Delavan identify business opportunities in their community.
• Bradley’s Juried Print and Drawing Exhibition Opens March 9 at Seven Area Locations
  PJ Star
  The Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition is the second-longest running juried print and drawing competition in the country. Every two years it features the best contemporary graphic artwork from around the globe.
• Who's in the News? Taylor Wells
  Quad-City Times
  Taylor Wells, a Bradley University student from Davenport, will perform in concert with the Bradley Symphony Orchestra in Peoria, Illinois.

February

• The Small Business Development Center Is a Free Service for Aspiring Small Business Owners
  WMBD TV
  The Small Business Development Center at Bradley is willing to walk step by step with entrepreneurs.
• Taylor Wells of Davenport, Concerto-Aria Competition-Winner, to Be in Concert
  River Cities' Reader
  As a winner of the university's annual concerto/aria competition, Taylor Wells of Davenport, IA will perform in concert with the Bradley Symphony Orchestra (BSO).
• Greater Peoria Economy is Favorable
  Peoria Public Radio
  Greater Peoria’s labor market is stable. That’s according to Bradley University’s quarterly Composite Index of Business and Economic Indicators.
• How to Stop Breastfeeding (and Keep Baby Happy)
  The Bump
  "You can also try offering breastfeedings more frequently during the afternoon and early evening hours, says Rachel Borton, director of the Family Nurse Practitioner program at Bradley University."
• When Do Babies Start Teething?
  Woman's Day
  The molars, which tend to come in last, can cause more symptoms than the incisors since they’re bigger, explains Bridget Welker, an assistant professor in the online nursing program at Bradley.
• Bradley Professor Studies PTSD Treatments for Veterans
  Mendota Reporter
  Researchers at Bradley University are studying three different treatments for PTSD in Veterans.
• Mars X-House Plans to Demonstrate 3D Printed Prototype
  Engineering.com
  Information about the Construction Level 3 phase of the Challenge can be found on Bradley University’s website along with information about each team and promotional material.
• Wintertime Surfing: My Antidote for Coping with Anxiety
  Health Line
  Dr. Lori Russell-Chapin, a professor and co-director for the Center for Collaborative Brain Research at Bradley University, explains what it means when people are able to get “in the zone.”
• 7 Little Tweaks To Your Bedtime Routine That'll Make You Feel Less Anxious The Next Day
  Bustle
  "To better improve your quality of sleep, one must set the intention that your bed is only for sleep," - Dr. Molly Ansari, assistant professor in Bradley's online masters of counseling program.
• Art and Music Events in Central Illinois
  PJ Star
  There's a lot happening on the Hilltop. Here's a list of the art and music events taking place in Peoria this week.
• David Axelrod Mixes Political Savvy, Idealism in Speech at Bradley University
  PJ Star
  "Look for the leaders who got into politics in order to do something, not to be someone." - David Axelrod
• Polay Featured in ‘Music at the Bistro’ Event
  PJ Star
  The performing trio includes Henry-Liebenow, Kyle Dzapo and Chee Hyeon Choi. The trio members are all faculty members in the music department at Bradley.
• The Changing Face of Media with Bradley Professor Cory Barker
  PJ Star
  Cory Barker, a communications professor at Bradley University, chats with the Journal Star’s Steve Tarter about the constantly changing world of media, from Netflix to journalism to the Academy Awards.
• How Technology is Changing Media
  WMBD TV
  Cory Barker, assistant journalism professor at Bradley, spoke with WMBD TV about today's changing media landscape.
• BU Will Launch Women in Sports Networking Night
  PJ Star
  Some of the elite sports executives in central Illinois are women, a fact that gets far too little attention, and one which Bradley University will try to correct on Feb. 28.
• Red Letter Dates: March, April and May
  PJ Star
  There are several fine arts events in March, April and May on Bradley's campus.
• Bradley Looking For PTSD Research Volunteers
  1470 WMBD
  Professors at Bradley University are looking for Veteran volunteers to participate in their pilot research study on treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
• 5 Myths and Misconceptions About Elderly Drivers
  Scrubs Mag.
  
• Fastest Lincoln in the West
  Northern Public Radio
  Dr. Jackie Hogan, Bradley professor of sociology and anthropology as well as the author of Lincoln, Inc., offers her expert insight to WNIJ.
• Illinois Daybook
  Associated Press
  Former Chief Strategist and Senior Advisor to President Obama David Axelrodis set to speak at Bradley. This is closed to the public.
• President Eisenhower: Farmer and Angus Cattle Breeder
  Drovers
  "You know, farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you're a thousand miles from the corn field." - President Dwight Eisenhower at Bradley University
• List of Events for the Week of Feb. 17
  PJ Star
  There's a lot happening on the Hilltop. Here's a list of the events taking place in Peoria this week.
• Sousa-style Concert Performed by Bradley Symphonic Winds on Feb. 24
  PJ Star
  Bradley University Symphonic Winds, conducted by David Vroman, will present a costumed, turn-of-the-century park concert at 3 p.m. Feb. 24, at Dingeldine Music Center, Bradley campus.
• State Historian to Discuss Unusual Abraham Lincoln Story
  PJ Star
  The public is invited to this free program sponsored by the Friends of Bradley University Library.
• “Encourage Media That Focuses On Getting Healthy In Mind, Body And Spirit.”
  Thrive Global
  Thrive Global picked up a Q&A article by Authority Magazine interviewing one of our very own.
• Bradley’s Production of ‘Silent Sky’ Opens Feb. 28
  PJ Star
  Bradley University Theatre is presenting “Silent Sky” Feb. 28-March 10 at the Hartmann Center.
• Advisory Group to Make Downtown Plans
  PJ Star
  Commission chair Mark Misselhorn welcomed the group’s newest member, Kevin Evans, director of the Illinois Small Business Development Center at Bradley University, to the Downtown Advisory Commission.
• A Look at Race and War
  HOI ABC
  “When we recognize the living, and we walk them out to center court, I also think about those that made the ultimate sacrifice,” said Chris Reynolds.
• Dr. Gary Roberts: Bradley University Update
  WMBD TV
  Bradley University President Roberts provided an update on campus that included the partnership for WCBU, the progress on the new business and engineering complex, as well as the future landscape of higher education.
• Top Four Teams Share $300,000 Prize in Seal Test Stage of 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge
  Space Ref
  Six teams submitted entries to the competition, and after evaluation by a team of judges, NASA and challenge partner Bradley University of Peoria, Illinois, awarded the teams.
• Latest Updates from NASA on 3D-Printed Habitat Competition
  Space Ref
  The challenge is managed through a partnership with NASA’s Centennial Challenges program and Bradley University.
• Pecatonica resident participates in White Coat Ceremony at Bradley University
  Journal Standard
  Madeline Baer of Pecatonica recently was one of 124 students to participate in the fifth annual White Coat Ceremony at Bradley University.
• Encourage Media That Focuses On Getting Healthy In Mind, Body And Spirit
  Authority Magazine
  As a part of a series about “Mental Health Champions," Dr. Nancy E. Sherman, professor in the Department of Leadership in Education, Nonprofits and Counseling at Bradley University, was interviewed for an article in Authority Magazine.
• Art and Music Events in Central Illinois
  PJ Star
  There's a lot happening on the Hilltop. Here's a list of the art and music events taking place in Peoria this week.
• Fulton Resident Participates in Prestigious White Coat in Nursing Ceremony at Bradley University
  Clinton Herald
  The fifth annual event honors sophomore nursing students as they begin a concentrated supervised clinical experience.
• Mayor: Change the negative narrative about Peoria
  PJ Star
  The mayor lauded companies like RLI, Komatsu and Caterpillar for their contributions to the community while extolling Bradley University, the Peoria Riverfront Museum and the Gen. Wayne A. Downing International Airport.
• Peoria Mayor Delivers State Of The City Address
  1470 WMBD
  Ardis spoke of the importance of Bradley University, and it’s new Convergence Complex.
• Outstanding Students
  The Coast News Group
  Cynthia Castaneda of Vista, participated in the White Coat ceremony from Bradley University.
• Calvin G. Butler, BGE Chief Executive, to Give Keynote Address at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Graduation
  News Wise
  Calvin G. Butler, Jr., a Bradley alumnus and current chairman of the board of trustees, will be the featured speaker at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School’s graduation ceremony, Tuesday, May 21, at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore.
• Bradley Students Design Technology That's Out of This World
  WMBD TV
  A project called the NASA S.U.I.T.S Design Challenge is giving Bradley University students the chance to work with Microsoft and NASA.
• Geneseo Resident Participates in Prestigious White Coat in Nursing Ceremony at Bradley University
  River Cities' Reader
  The White Coat Ceremony features the recitation of an oath, receipt of a commemorative pin, an address by a role model, and a reception for students and invited guests.
• Tips For Flying With A Heart Condition
  Aeronautics Aviation News & Media
  A Bradley University article explains that too much food, poor food choices, and lack of physical activity can increase your risk of obesity, heart disease, and stroke.
• AI SpaceFactory Builds 3D Printed Mars Prototype for NASA
  Arch Daily
  The 1:3 scale prototype will be printed in front of a live audience at Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, from April 29 to May 4.
• Whit Forrester: Domesticating the Numinous
  The Visualist
  Forrester is currently an Assistant Professor of Art in Residence at Bradley University and her Artist Talk and Reception will take place on Feb. 8.
• List of Events for the Week
  PJ Star
  The Concordia String Trio will present a guest artist concert at 3 p.m. at Bradley University’s Dingeldine Music Center, 1417 W. Barker Ave. Admission is free.
• Concordia String Trio to Perform Feb. 3 at Bradley
  PJ Star
  The Concordia String Trio, including Bradley faculty member Marcia Henry Liebenow, will present a guest artist concert at 3 p.m. Sunday.
• Latest Updates from NASA on 3D-Printed Habitat Competition
  NASA
  The Bradley University and NASA 3D-Printed Habitat Competition is in its third phase. The top four teams were just awarded a total of $300,000.

January

• Crowds 'Pour' Over Latest Equipment, Newest Products, Advances in Technology at World of Concrete 2019 in Vegas
  Construction Equipment Guide
  NASA partnered with Bradley University of Peoria, Ill., and sponsors Caterpillar Inc., of Peoria; Bechtel of San Francisco; and Brick & Mortar Ventures of San Francisco.
• Universities Compete in Challenge on 74 Blood Drive
  WMBD TV
  Bradley University and Illinois State University are competiting again in their annual Challenge on 74 blood drive.
• The Business of Art
  WMBD TV
  ArtsPartners of Central Illinois in partnership with the Illinois Small Business Development Center at Bradley University is pleased to present the fourth annual Business of Art conference on February 9, 2019 from 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
• Harmonie Hosts a German-Style Buffet Feast Benefit Event
  WMBD TV
  Proceeds from this event will go to music scholarships for Bradley University students.
• Freezing Temps Give Perfect Excuse for Winterfest
  WEEK TV
  “We contribute over $1000 a year to a special music scholarship at Bradley University in honor of one of our past members so that’s important to us.”
• BU Offering High School Summer Choral Camp
  PJ Star
  Applications are now being accepted for the All-State Choral Camp to be held at Bradley University June 17-21.
• Peoria German-American Society's Winterfest 2019
  WMBD TV
  Part of the proceeds from the event will be used for music scholarships for Bradley University.
• When Inheritance Becomes Complicated
  Psychology Today
  Dr. Peggy Flannigan, associate chair and associate professor at Bradley, explains the dos and don'ts of family inheritance.
• Bradley University Adds Five Members to its Board of trustees
  PJ Star
  The board of trustees at Bradley University has grown by five members — all graduates of the university who will be officially seated in February.
• Solar Panels May be Coming to CityLink Transit Center
  PJ Star
  Solar panels might be installed at CityLink to provide energy. Discussion started after an Osher Lifelong Learning Institute session at Bradley.
• Illinoisans Honor King with Service, Celebrations
  Peoria Public Radio
  Participants left from Bradley University’s Garrett Cultural Center and walked to Bethel United Methodist Church.
• Art and Music Events in Central Illinois
  PJ Star
  There's a lot happening on the Hilltop. Here's a list of the art and music events taking place in Peoria this week.
• Blood Challenge
  The Pantagraph
  Illinois State University in Normal and Bradley University in Peoria will compete in their annual Challenge on 74 blood donation competition from Jan. 29 through Jan. 31.
• Bradley, ISU Students Ready for Annual Challenge On 74 Blood Drive
  Peoria County Chronicle
  The pursuit is on for Bradley University and Illinois State University as they compete in the American Red Cross blood donation challenge to help save lives.
• Bolingbrook’s Francis Levins Has Been Selected to Work on a NASA Design Challenge Representing His School, Bradley
  The Enterprise
  Levins, who is a Computer Engineering major at Bradley University, is a part of a group of Bradley students chosen to work with NASA on the second phase of the NASA S.U.I.T.S Design Challenge (Spacesuit User Interface Technologies for Students).
• Chris Holbrook’s Private Circus of Characters He Drew Will Be on Display at Bradley University
  PJ Star
  Bradley University will celebrate the late art instructor Chris Holbrook with a retrospective Jan. 16 through Feb. 15 at Hartmann Center Gallery.
• ISU and Bradley Gearing Up for Annual Blood Donation Competition
  WJBC
  In the coming weeks many students, faculty, and staff at Illinois State University and Bradley University will roll up their sleeves to compete in the Challenge on 74 blood donation competition.
• Turn a Stubborn Toddler Into a Helper With These Magic Words
  Fatherly
  Dr. Lori Russell-Chapin, a professor of counseling at Bradley, suggests building an intrinsic locus of control rather than using external reinforcements in children.
• Art and Music Events in central Illinois
  PJ Star
  There's a lot happening on the Hilltop. Here's a list of the art and music events taking place in Peoria this week.
• Triple Bill Kicking Off New Bradley Concert Series
  PJ Star
  Rapper T-Pain and singers Jesse McCartney and Andy Grammer are headlining the first “Recess,” presented by the Activities Council of Bradley University.
• Big Ideas and Innovation On Campus
  Peoria Magazines
  Over the last year, the university has been making great strides in a range of exciting, innovative initiatives across campus.
• Whit Forrester: Domesticating the Numinous
  The Visualist
  Whit Forrester, Assistant Professor of Art in Residence, will have her work displayed at Schneider Gallery for the final exhibition at the LaSalle Street location.