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March

• Chorale To Present Concert March 29
  Chorale will present a concert on Sunday, March 29.

February

• Trumpet Recital Saturday
  Senior Sarah Long will present a trumpet recital on March 7.
• Student Bassoon, Voice Recital March 7
  Senior Lizzy Cichowski will present a bassoon and voice recital on March 7.
• Honor Choir Will Feature Top High School Singers
  High School Honor Choir, featuring 100 of the best central Illinois high school singers, will present a concert on March 26.
• Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition Features Work of More Than 100 Artists
  The 35th Bradley International Print and Drawing Exhibition opens on Saturday, March 7.
• Diversity Town Hall
  Bradley will host the 3rd event of "The Conversation Continues...". A program designed to create open dialogue about social issues impacting the campus community.
• Tackling Food Waste on Campus
  Food Waste Tree program raises awareness about how much food consumers are wasting in campus cafeterias.
• Visiting Writers Series Presents Poetry Reading
  Poets Monica Berlin and Beth Marzoni will read from their work on Wednesday, March 11.
• Scout Wins Big at Annual Awards Ceremony
  The Bradley Scout student newspaper wins 15 awards at the annual Illinois College Press Association awards ceremony.
• Music Alumni To Present Recital
  Music alumni will present a recital on Friday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the Dingeldine Music Center.
• Immigration and Immigration Polices Subject of Lecture
  The LAS Lecture Series will host a presentation titled "Floods, Invaders and Parasites: The Rise of Right-Wing Populism and Immigration Threat Narratives in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia."
• Gameball Run Raises $20K for Charity
  Sigma Nu's annual Gameball Run raised $20,000 for Children's Hospital.
• Same Sex Couple Navigates International Waters
  Alum shares his story about being part of an international same-sex couple and the tribulation he has encountered.
• Businesses Seek Bachelor's Degrees
  A new report shows the value in obtaining a bachelor's degree and explains why it about to be even more important.
• Psychology Student Research to be Awarded
  Two student-authored research projects were selected from among more than 575 submissions for awards by Psi Chi, the international psychology honor society.
• Nursing Pass Rate Impresses
  Bradley nursing students score 2nd highest in state on national licensure exam.
• Engineering Students Win Robotics Competition
  Three electrical and computer engineering students win 1st place in robotics competition.
• Trombone Recital February 27
  Junior Maggie Sloter will present a trombone recital on February 27 at 7:30 p.m. in Dingeldine Music Center.
• Clarinet, percussion duo to perform at Dingeldine Music Center
  Dialectic Duo, a clarinet and percussion duo based in Phoenix, Arizona, will perform on Sunday, March 8, at 3 p.m. in Dingeldine Music Center.
• Kaboom!'s Birthday Party to Help Children's Home
  Kaboom! celebrates a birthday Sunday and the party will benefit the Children's Home Baby Beginnings Project.
• 93% Career Outcomes Rate for '14 Graduates
  The Smith Career Center at Bradley University has announced a 93% career outcome rate for the 2013-2014 undergraduate graduating class.
• Celebrating Black History Month
  Bradley celebrates Black History Month with a variety of activities and events.
• Presidential Search Committee
  Board of Trustees names Presidential search committee members
• Large Student Contingent Expected at psychology conference
  Bradley will be among the largest group of undergraduates at the upcoming Midwestern Psychological Association Conference.
• A Link Between Facebook & Depression
  Assistant Professor Patrick Ferrucci co-authored a study that found Facebook use can lead to symptoms of depression.
• Visiting Writers Series Presents Fiction Reading
  Author Steven Schwartz will present a fiction reading on February 26.
• Author, Legal Scholar Michelle Alexander To Speak At Bradley
  Highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, legal scholar, and author Michelle Alexander will speak on campus February 12.
• Chorale To Present Spring Talent Show
  The Bradley Chorale will present its annual Spring Talent Show on February 19.
• The Conversation Continues….Part 2
  Teaching Ferguson; Social Justice Tips for Educating the Community.
• Senior to Give Piano Recital
  Senior Kinza Hagerup will present a piano recital on February 13.
• Maria Falzone presents Sex Rules!
  Maria Falzone shares her personal story of shame and suffering about sex and how she was forced to honestly look at her attitude about sex.
• Transgender Spoken Word Performance Comes to Campus
  Harvey Katz uses his playful and witty approach to challenge mainstream normative ideas and ideals about gender, sexuality and personal politics.
• Music Scholarship Concert Series Presents Illinois Saxophone Quintet
  The Illinois Saxophone Quintet will return to Dingeldine Music Center on February 15.
• Concordia String Trio concert is February 8
  The Concordia String Trio will present a concert on February 8 at 3 p.m. in the Dingeldine Music Center.
• Bradley Partners with ICC for International Student Success
  Bradley and Illinois Central College create partnership to help international students study English as a Second Language.

January

• Critical Issues Dialogue Program Launched
  In an effort to open dialogue on critical social issues, The Office of Multicultural Student Services has implemented a semester-long program called "The Conversation Continues."
• Internationally known pianist to perform
  Reid Alexander, Professor of Music at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, will present a guest artist performance on Saturday, February 7.
• PR and Sales Training Subject of Workshop
  A workshop on PR and Sales Training will be offered on February ​18.
• ACT/SAT Review Class Offered
  High school students preparing to take the ACT and SAT tests can sharpen their test-taking strategies through review courses offered at Bradley.
• Guest Artist to Perform Monday
  Kostas Tiliakos will present a performance with pianist Sara Giusti on Monday, February 2.
• "Challenge on 74" is out for Blood
  Annual Bradley vs ISU Red Cross Blood drive is this week.
• Nursing Program to host White Coat Ceremony
  The Bradley University Department of Nursing has been selected as one of only 100 nursing programs in the nation to host a White Coat Ceremony for sophomore nursing students.
• Inaugural Regional College Fair to Feature More Than 80 Colleges
  Bradley, in collaboration with the Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling and area high schools, presents Regional College Fair.
• Jazz Festival will feature drummer Dennis Mackrel
  Fifteen high school bands and guest artist Dennis Mackrel will be featured in annual jazz festival.
• President Joanne Glasser To Retire
  Joanne Glasser has announced that she will retire from Bradley University on May 31 after serving as president for eight years.
• Vote for Bradley!
  Bradley is participating in an online contest to win a grant from Stanley Security. Voting is open.
• Alumni May Qualify for Law School Scholarship
  A recent Bradley and IU McKinney School of Law partnership could benefit Bradley alumni with half tuition scholarship.
• Bradley University Names the Charley Steiner School of Sports Communication
  The Charley Steiner School of Sports Communication becomes the first named sports communication school in the nation.
• 23rd Annual Winter Comedy Show To Feature DeRay Davis
  Comedian, actor and Chicago native DeRay Davis will headline the 23rd Annual Winter Comedy Show on January 24.
• Sousa Style Concert To Be Presented
  Bradley Symphonic Winds will present a costumed, turn-of-the-century park concert on Sunday, February 22.
• Affordable Care Act Impact on Small Business Subject of Program
  Seminar on the impact of the new healthcare law on small business offered.
• Weather Reminders
  Parking, snow removal, and policy reminders for the campus community.