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April

• Peoria Group Maps City's Food Desert
  WEEK
  A group of Bradley students helped unify 108 food pantries in the Peoria area.
• Improving Peoria for Under a $1,000
  WMBD TV
  What can you do to improve Peoria for $1,000 or less? For Bradley students that question helped guide a semester-long project.
• Author Gary Moore to discuss ‘Playing with the Enemy’
  Pekin Daily Times
  Author Gary Moore is set to visit Bradley University to discuss three of his novels, including the acclaimed "Playing with the Enemy"
• Local Students Talk Solutions about Central Illinois Opioid Epidemic
  WMBD TV
  Bradley students unveil mural, administer narcan training, and more at "Bright Light to the Fight."
• Bradley Community Chorus Director Takes Final Bow with This Weekend's Concert
  Peoria Public Radio
  Professor John Jost discusses the 60th anniversary of the Bradley Community Chorus and his upcoming final concert with the group.
• Bradley’s Growing game Design Program Emphasizes Real-World Development
  Peoria County Chronicle
  Coming off a year when some of its students gained national attention, Bradley University’s undergraduate game design program has been ranked 15th in the world by the Princeton Review.
• Bring Light to the Fight
  WMBD TV
  The Overdose Prevention Agency, which is composed of four Bradley University students received a Proclamation from the City of Peoria on April 10, for their work with the opioid crisis in the Peoria area.
• Campaign 2018: A Post-Parkland Test Of Vermont Gun Politics
  VPR
  Professor Ed Burmila explains the unusual lack of gun control legislation in a nation that increasingly supports it.
• At Career Event, Gary West Side Alumni Say Students 'Need to Know We Care'
  Chicago Tribune
  Bradley professor Regina Pope-Ford graduated from the West Side Leadership Academy nearly 40 years ago. Returning last week for the school's third annual Career Day and Job Readiness Fair, she helped host the all-day event for 900 current students.
• Local Association Hosts Forum for Small Business Leaders
  The Dispatch Argus
  Discussions will center on how small business owners can best use procurement technical assistance centers in our area. Special guests Melissa Burant of Iowa State University and Keli Krueger-Huhra of Bradley University will lead the discussion.
• Living Below Your Means and Having a Budget Could Be the Key to Being Debt Free
  WHOI (ABC)
  Joshua Lewer, Doctor of Economics at Bradley University, has a few recommendations when it comes to getting out of debt.
• As Opioids Abuse Increase, SNC Remain Viglant
  Eagle's Eye
  Jessica Higgs, MD, a physician at Bradley University, weighs in on the national opioid epidemic.

March

• List of Events for the Week of April 1, 2018, in Central Illinois
  PJ Star
  Looking for entertainment in the Peoria area? Two Bradley events are listed in the top things to do this week.
• "Starting a Business in Illinois" to be held April 4
  Illinois Business Daily
  This event is sponsored by the Illinois Small Business Development Center at Bradley University and Co-Sponsored by Morton Community Bank.
• Inland Art | Gary Justis
  Community Word
  Gary will be giving a lecture about his work at 5 p.m. Thursday, April 5 at the Horowitz Auditorium, Bradley University.
• Three Top Entrepreneurs win Prizes in 6 County Fast Pitch Competition
  Galva News
  Kevin Evans, director of the Illinois Small Business Development Center at Bradley, recently judged the 6 County Fast Pitch competition.
• Bradley Pedestrian Safety Campaign Enters Second Stage, Tickets to Come
  PJ Star
  The Bradley University Police Department and Kaboom! are working to keep pedestrians safe.
• How an Export Readiness Assessment Can Help Prepare Your Business For International Expansion
  American Express
  James F. Foley, director of the Illinois SBDC International Trade Center at Bradley University, says that new-to-export companies often over-estimate sales and worry too much about cultural differences.
• Congressmen Talk Bipartisan Issues at Bradley
  Peoria Public Radio
  Illinois congressmen Raja Krishnamoorthi and Darin LaHood stopped by Bradley University this week to discuss bipartisanship, their Peoria roots, and more.
• Special Easter Egg Hunt Offers Canines a Dog Gone Good Time
  Chronicle Media
  About 25 Bradley University students spent last weekend at Camp Wokanda making papier-mache eggs, which were likened to small piñatas.
• LaHood, Krishnamoorthi Deliver Bipartisan Message at Bradley
  PJ Star
  Democrats and Republicans can get along. That was the message delivered at Bradley University on Wednesday when Rep. Darin LaHood, R-Peoria, and Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, D-Schaumburg, discussed political issues of the day.
• Spreading a Message of Bipartisanship
  WMBD TV
  Republican Representative Darin LaHood and Democrat Raja Krishnamoorthi took questions from the public at Bradley University.
• MORE at FOUR: What do primary results reveal about the race for Governor?
  WMBD TV
  Megan Remmel of Bradley University joins WMBD to discuss the upcoming election.
• Rep. Darin LaHood Talks "Working Together in Congress" at Bradley University
  WEEK
  Two members of Illinois Congressional Delegation made a joint appearance at Bradley University to discuss the importance of bipartisanship and current issues facing the U.S. Congress.
• A Film You May Want Your Favorite Doctor, Trainer, Chef and Lawmaker to See
  Illinois Farm Bureau
  The Dietetic Student Association, Kappa Omicron Nu, and Eta Sigma Gamma are sponsoring the film "Food Evolution" coming to Bradley.​
• Illinois Representatives ‘Working Together In Congress’
  1470 WMBD
  Republican Congressman Darin LaHood and Democratic Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, who represent Illinois’ 18th and 8th Districts, visited Bradley University Wednesday.
• Bradley Basketball Coach Gets Extension
  WMBD TV
  Bradley University's men's basketball coach is sticking around a few more years. School officials announced Tuesday Brian Wardle has signed a five year contract extension.
• Drop a Dime for March of Dimes at Bradley University
  Odyssey
  The Zeta Phi Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc at Bradley University decided to choose March of Dimes as their philanthropy of choice for their Rhomania Week.
• Wardle Receives Contract Extension
  WMBD
  Bradley men’s basketball coach Brian Wardle has received a contract extension through the 2022-23 season.
• Trump hiring people who’ve been auditioning on television — whether they know it or not
  Washington Post
  Bradley Professor Ed Burmilla says President Trump trusts FOX News more than anyone.
• 31: A Number With A Distinguished Bradley Basketball Legacy
  1470 WCBU
  In over a century, the uniform numbers of only seven Bradley University basketball players were retired. Only twice has the same number been retired.
• Bradley University Chorale Performs Spring Concert Sunday
  PJ Star
  The Bradley University Chorale will present its annual spring concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 25, in the Dingeldine Music Center.
• Local musician John Orfe performs at Carnegie Hall
  PJ Star
  John Orfe, assistant music professor at Bradley, played Gyorgy Ligeti’s Five-Part Concerto with 11 members of Alarm Will Sound on March 16 in Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall.
• Peoria-area students to ‘March for Our Lives’ and gun control Saturday
  PJ Star
  Student organizers of Peoria’s March for Our Lives, a sister rally to the national march Saturday in Washington, D.C., are putting the final touches on their demonstration.
• March Madness? It was a Former UW-Madison Basketball Legend's Idea
  Journal Sentinel
  Nicknamed "Ole" and "Pops," he coached at Bradley University in Peoria, Ill.
• ‘Courage and Compassion’ Nisei WWII exhibit coming to Minnesota
  Asian American Press
  From July 2017 through summer 2019, the ‘Courage and Compassion’ Nisei WWII exhibit is visiting 10 U.S. communities where citizens extended a helping hand to Japanese Americans during and after the end of WWII.
• LISTEN: Modern communication with Bradley professor Paul Gullifor
  PJ Star
  Fake news, social media, blogging — Bradley University professor of communications Paul Gullifor joins the Journal Star’s Steve Tarter to discuss the state of media, communications and journalism in today’s online society.
• Review: Ligeti Sounded Thrilling, When Alarm Will Sound Was Let Loose
  The New York Times
  Bradley music professor, Dr. John Orfe, received a rave review for recent performance.
• Remembering Bill Hall
  PJ Star
  Bill Hall spent 42 years as a professor at Bradley University, where he was chairman of the political science department. He was 75 when he passed away March 3 in his retirement home of suburban Denver.
• Rice Lake native helped create March Madness
  Leader Telegram
  Harold Olsen helped create the national obsession known as “March Madness” — the single-elimination NCAA basketball tournament. Shortly after his graduation from the University of Wisconsin in 1918, Olsen began coaching at Bradley University in Peoria.
• Robots Roll into Bradley University's Renaissance Coliseum
  WMBD TV
  Robots are on the move this weekend as hundreds of students take part in the FIRST Robotics Central Illinois Midwest Regional Competition. 37 teams are in central Illinois for the 2-day competition, hosted by Bradley University.
• Efforts Continue to Remedy Peoria’s Food Desert Problem
  PJ Star
  Bradley University students recently completed a website that provides information on food pantries in the area.
• Caterpillar : FIRST Robotics Competition Aims to Teach more than Tech
  4-traders
  Students must learn how to work on the technical challenges -- the regional competition Friday and Saturday at Bradley University pits teams of a robots against each other at a time -- as well as run and fund a team.
• Bradley Physical Therapy Students Pushing for Change in Opioid Treatments
  WMBD TV
  Doctoral candidates from Bradley believe physical therapy can play role in abuse prevention.
• FIRST Robots Enter Bradley Coliseum
  Peoria Public Radio
  Robots are moving in to take over the Renaissance Coliseum at Bradley University. The FIRST Robotics Central Illinois Regional Competition is taking place in the arena this weekend.
• Bradley AD Chris Reynolds Receives 5-Year Extension, New Title
  PJ Star
  Bradley athletics director Chris Reynolds has received a five-year contract extension as well as a title upgrade to vice president for intercollegiate athletics, the university announced Tuesday.
• Bradley University Retains Reynolds
  Peoria Public Radio
  Bradley University’s Athletic Director will spend another five years with the institution. Chris Reynolds is also getting a new title.
• Building Literacy - Little Free Library Helps Heart of Illinois Kids
  KTIV
  A group of Bradley students paired together the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Peoria and The Book Rack to make reading more accessible for all children.
• Morton Business Building Chimes for Flight 93 Memorial Tower
  PJ Star
  With the help of Bradley University's Turner Center for Entrepreneurship, a local professional was chosen to manufacture 40 wind chimes that will be the most striking feature of the 93-foot-tall Tower of Voices monument.
• 17 Amazing Tweets on International Women’s Day
  Global Citizen
  Bradley University's tweet about our founder, Lydia Moss Bradley, was recognized as one of the top tweets for International Women's Day by Global Citizen.
• Soon to Retire from Bradley, Choir Director John Jost Looks Back on his Long Career
  PJ Star
  Jost is retiring this year after directing the various choirs at Bradley University for 29 years. He fondly recalled his first connection with beautifully sung harmonies during an interview at his office in Constance Hall on Tuesday morning.
• Navigating Workplace Relationships Takes Professionalism, Trust
  PJ Star
  Jennifer Robin, an associate professor of management & leadership at Bradley, evaluates the similarities and differences between relationships in the workplace and personal relationships outside of the office.
• Fundamentals of Relationships Still Similar, Whether Online or in Person
  PJ Star
  New technology, especially social media, has changed how people interact and build relationships. However, two Bradley educators say that many of the underpinnings of how we relate to each other remain the same.
• Local Economy Numbers Positive
  1470 WMBD
  A new analysis from Bradley University indicates the local economy is improving.
• Inland Art: Central Time Ceramics
  Community Word
  The biennial Central Time Ceramics exhibition will open March 6 at Heuser and Hartmann Galleries, Bradley University.

February

• Special Report: Cursive in the Classroom
  WEEK
  With mobile devices playing such a major role in our lives, some educators are concerned that handwriting has become a lost art - especially cursive writing. Bradley University professor shares her insight.
• Area Universities Say Protesting Will Not Affect Admission Chances for Incoming Students
  WEEK
  Bradley supports a student's right to engage in peaceful, non-disruptive protests regardless of their position on a subject.
• Bradley Won’t Hold Peaceful Protests Against Incoming Students
  PJ Star
  Bradley University, responding to talk of nationwide student protests in the wake of this month’s deadly school shooting in Florida, said Monday it supports the right to protest peacefully.
• Mark your Calendars Now for these Red Letter Arts Events in March, April and May
  PJ Star
  There are a lot of great events happening at Bradley University this Spring.
• Nick in the AM: Bradley students, Peorians working hard, having fun at Winter Olympics
  PJ Star
  A Dunlap resident watching the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang bumps into a Bradley student interning for the Olympics.
• Bradley Professor Explains the Science behind Potholes
  The Courier
  A civil engineering professor at Bradley University, Dr. Mohammad Imran Hossain, explains to the Lincoln Courier Media why there's no easy fix to reoccurring potholes.
• Bradley Theatre Production Puts Phones Center Stage
  Peoria Public Radio
  This week's WCBU guests are Sarah Salazar-Martin and Trevor Bety. They're the director and assistant director, respectively, of "Dead Man's Cell Phone" at Bradley University Theatre.
• Bradley Professor Explains the Science behind Potholes
  PJ Star
  Full interview of assistant professor Dr. Mohammad Imran Hossain.
• Photos: Reflections on Jazz at Bradley
  PJ Star
  High school bands from across the region get their swing on as they take part in the Bradley Jazz Festival on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2018 at Bradley's Michel Student Center Ballroom.
• Illinois Company will Make 40 Chimes for Flight 93 Tower of Voices
  TRIB Live
  The small business got assistance with its bid proposal from the Illinois Procurement Technical Assistance Center at Bradley University's Turner Center for Entrepreneurship, the Journal Star said.
• Local Business to Help Manufacture 9/11 Monument
  WMBD TV
  A central Illinois business, Fugate Inc., is going to help manufacture a portion of the Tower of Voices monument at the Flight 93 National Memorial. Fugate says the resources on Bradley's campus helped him win the bid.
• Washington firm to Make Chimes for Flight 93 Monument
  Washinton Times-Reporter
  Brett Fugate, owner of Fugate Inc., worked with the Illinois Procurement Technical Assistance Center at Bradley University’s Turner Center for Entrepreneurship in the Foster College of Business to prepare a proposal for the National Park Service.
• Looking to Start your Own Business? A Workshop May Help
  WEEK
  The Minority Business Development Center and the Small Business Development Center at Bradley have teamed up to provide a free workshop.
• Luciano: Washington state girl deluged by Journal Star reader generosity
  PJ Star
  Vondran, a fifth-grader from Wa., was tasked with writing an article requesting out-of-state items for an exhibit, kind of like a science fair. She was assigned Illinois, and several community members, including a Bradley professor, made sure to deliver.
• WCBU airing sports segment ‘Stories Beyond the Scores’
  PJ Star
  “Stories Beyond the Scores” is produced by the Charley Steiner School of Sports Communication and narrated by Bradley athletics director Chris Reynolds. It's a new sports show that features wide-ranging topics and personalities in a concise format.
• Chillicothe Public Library to Host South Korea Presentation
  Chillicothe Times-Bulliten
  On Feb. 21 at 6:30 p.m., Chillicothe Public Library will host “South Korea in the Spotlight,” a presentation by Bradley University professor Dr. Jihyun Kim.
• Checking in with Bradley University
  WMBD TV
  President Gary Roberts talks about Bradley's recent basketball win against ISU, construction on the new business and engineering complex and a big upcoming visit day on campus.
• Photos: Date Night With The Dogs
  PJ Star
  Bradley University organization Wags for Mags hosts a fundraiser inviting students to enjoy a Date Night with the Dog on Valentine’s Day.
• Bradley Receives Grant for Illinois Cooperative Study Program
  WMBD TV
  Bradley University received a grant worth over $34,000 for the Illinois Cooperative Study Program (ICWS).
• BU’s Production of ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone’ is a Cautionary Tale
  PJ Star
  Sarah Salazar-Martin, an adjunct professor in the theater department, hopes Bradley's upcoming production of “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” provokes discussion on how technology is affecting our lives.
• Pontiac Youth Joins Bradley Team as Honorary Member
  WJBC
  Last month's signing of eight-year-old Jalene Woolford was through a program called Team Impact, which pairs a young patient with a serious illness with a college team. Jalene’s father said when they applied, Bradley responded immediately.
• New Apps and Limitless Online Options Open Up Music for All
  PJ Star
  Music instructors acknowledge and adjust to the advancing technological world we live in.
• Why Do We Get Emotional When We Watch The Olympics?
  Bustle
  Lori Russell-Chapin, Ph.D., a professor of counseling at Bradley University, tells Bustle the reasoning behind the public's strong emotional tie to the Olympics.
• City of Peoria Downtown Advisory Committee met December 14.
  Peoria Standard
  Bradley University's community involvement was a topic of conversation during the City of Peoria Downtown Advisory meeting in December.
• Teen Birth Rates Decline Steeply in Tazewell, Peoria Counties
  PJ Star
  Recent statistics have shown a steep decline in teen birth rates locally. Bradley University assistant professor of social work Dr. Nancy Amos explains the leading contributors to this trend.
• ‘Idol’ Winner Lee DeWyze Brings Emotional New Album to Bradley
  PJ Star
  DeWyze was the winner of the 9th season of American Idol and had his track "Blackbird Song" featured on "The Walking Dead." You can catch him at Bradley on Feb. 15 for the first show of his 2018 tour.
• Stock Market Plunge, What It Means for You
  WEEK
  Department Chair and Associate Professor Dr. Joshua Lewer breaks down the meaning of Monday's stock market plunge.
• LISTEN: Teaching music in Iraq with BU professor Jason Terry
  PJ Star
  Jason Terry, an assistant professor of music at Bradley University, chats with the Journal Star’s Thomas Bruch about his experiences teaching music, and in particular, a stint teaching in war-torn Iraq.
• BYOB- Bring Your Own Brain
  1470 WMBD
  Bradley University's 3rd annual Super Brain Summit is spearheaded by long-time Professor, Dr. Lori Russell-Chapin. This year's conference is titled "Change Your Brain, Change Your Life: Understanding Trauma."
• Huffington Post Managing Editor Speaking at Bradley’s McCord Lecture
  PJ Star
  Shannon Schuyler, a managing editor at the Huffington Post, is the guest speaker for the 42nd McCord Lecture at Bradley University giving her take on, “A Purpose Driven Journey.”
• Editorial: Jobs, jobs, jobs
  PJ Star
  Peoria Mayor Jim Ardis acknowledged that Bradley too often gets overlooked and deserves credit for its importance to Peoria.
• Peoria Symphony Orchestra presents ‘Romance’ Feb. 10 at the Civic Center
  PJ Star
  Peoria Symphony Orchestra presents “Romance” with The Brazilionaires and violinist Marcia Henry Liebenow, a Bradley faculty member, at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 10.
• BU Celebrates Black History Month with Concert
  PJ Star
  Legendary Chicago gospel musicians Cliff DuBose, Curtis Fondren, Donald Gay, Elsa Harris and Bryant Jones will perform at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 7, in Dingeldine Auditorium at Bradley University.

January

• New Companies Vital to Peoria’s Future, Mayor Says
  PJ Star
  Peoria Mayor Jim Ardis presented his 13th State of the City address. Ardis spoke on the OSF purchase of the Chase Bank Building block downtown, the $85 million Bradley engineering/business construction project, as well as local start-ups.
• Caterpillar’s Black History Month Exhibit Features Restored Lincoln Banner
  PJ Star
  Traditional African art from the museum’s collection also will be on display, along with a tribute to Romeo B. Garrett, a champion of African-American culture and the first black professor at Bradley University.
• NASA Announces $1.1 Million in Prize Money for Phase 2 of the 3D Printed Habitat Challenge
  Additive Manufacturing Today
  Registration for Phase 2 is now open; teams have until Jan. 31, 2017 to sign up. The challenge will culminate in a ground competition in August 2017 at the Caterpillar proving ground facilities in Peoria.
• How STEM And eLearning Improve Cybersecurity In The US
  eLearning Industry
  Bradley explains how our digital world is affecting the healthcare field.
• Bricks & Mortar: Garrett Cultural Center Auditorium
  Community Word
  Bradley emeritus Romeo B. Garrett was the first African-American student to earn his master's at Bradley, and his legacy continues to live on campus.
• New Bradley University Housing Project on Main Street?
  PJ Star
  Members of the West Bluff Council heard about the possibility of a new student housing development on Main Street at their monthly meeting on the Bradley University campus Thursday evening.
• Men are Impacted by Body Image Issues Too
  The State Press
  Bradley University and ASU agree, while all genders are affected by body image roughly equally, men are largely ignored.
• LISTEN: Autonomous Vehicles and Robotics with Bradley Professor Sam Kherat
  PJ Star
  Sam Kherat, a professor of robotics at Bradley University and former Caterpillar project manager, discusses issues surrounding the developing technology of self-driving vehicles with the Journal Star’s Steve Tarter.
• Are Smartphones Causing Depression Among Teens?
  WMBD TV
  Bradley Assistant Professor Lane Beckes weighs in on the relationship between smartphone usage and teen depression.
• Author says racism is ‘rooted in our country’s history’
  PJ Star
  Author, David Billings, speaks on our country's history with racism. Bradley co-sponsored the event.
• Bradley/ISU Competition Helps The Red Cross
  Peoria Public Radio
  The Challenge on 74 Blood Drive between the rival schools began in 2009. Tony Baker, with the Red Cross in Peoria, says that they see a huge drop in donations during the winter months, so it is a great time for the competition.
• Childhood Dream Leads Steiner To Role as Voice of the Dodgers
  Peoria Public Radio
  This is the story about baseball broadcasters and a little boy’s dreams.
• Business planner: Small business workshop this week focuses on starting a business
  PJ Star
  Bradley University is co-sponsoring the free workshop.
• ‘Deep Denial’ author to speak at North Branch library on Monday
  PJ Star
  In co-operation with Bradley University, David Billings, author of “Deep Denial: The Persistence of White Supremacy in United States History and Life,” will speak at 11 a.m. Monday at the Peoria Public Library North Branch.
• Free performance of the Estampe Trio will provide ‘Rhythm and Color’
  PJ Star
  Mickey Chien, a collaborative pianist at Bradley, is set to perform with the rest of his trio on Jan. 28.
• Spotlight: Time for candidates to take a stand against gerrymandering
  PJ Star
  Bradley's own, Brad McMillan, believes voters should pay close attention to where candidates stand on the issue of gerrymandering.
• Business Professionals, Artists Work Together at Upcoming Conference in Peoria
  PJ Star
  ArtsPartners of Central Illinois in partnership with the Illinois Small Business Development Center at Bradley University is sponsoring the third annual The Business of Art conference on Feb. 10 at The Life Together Center.
• Gov. Rauner supports Medicaid work rules, but sees other policy priorities first
  PJ Star
  Gov. Bruce Rauner spoke at a news conference to small business owners at Bradley University’s Peoria Next Innovation Center
• Peoria’s King Freedom March, service set for Monday
  PJ Star
  Marchers will assemble at 1:30 p.m. at the Romeo B. Garrett Cultural Center at Bradley University, 824 Duryea Place.
• Jalene Woolford ‘signed’ by Bradley Braves today
  Pontiac Daily Leader
  Bradley University’s women’s basketball program will “sign” 8-year old Jalene Woolford as an honorary Bradley Brave.
• Hard Not to Pull for New Addition to Bradley Women’s Basketball
  PJ Star
  The Bradley women’s basketball team made a rare midseason addition to the team with the honorary signing of 8-year-old Jalene Woolford of Pontiac.
• Bradley Women's Team to 'Sign' 8-Year-Old Pontiac Girl
  The Pantagraph
• Author David Billings to Speak in Peoria on Race and White Supremacy
  PJ Star
  In cooperation with Bradley University, Billings will discuss his recent book, “Deep Denial: The Persistence of White Supremacy in United States History and Life.”
• School Spotlight: Bradley University
  College Coach
  College Coach is highlighting a new college each week in their School Spotlight series. This week, they chose Bradley.
• Stories Beyond the Scores
  Peoria Public Radio
  Each week on Stories Beyond the Scores, host Dr. Chris Reynolds shares a brief moment in sports history.
• Corn Stock Theatre to present locally written comedy ‘Leaving Iowa’
  PJ Star
  Writers Tim Clue and Spike Manton graduated from Bradley in 1985. The two met on the Bradley Speech Team, where they competed on four national championship speech teams from 1981-1985.
• The Fundamental Need for Mutual Respect in American Politics
  Peoria Magazines
  Bradley's very own, Brad McMillan, explains how all national, state and local public servants can honor Bob Michel’s legacy.