Mask Mandate Lifted(Mar 25, 2022) Bradley changes to existing campus masking policies and vaccination and booster information for the summer and fall terms.
Temporary Campus Activity Restrictions Lifted(Jan 26, 2022) Your willingness to limit activities during these first days of the semester allows us to return to hosting in-person organization meetings, campus events and activities, etc.
COVID Testing Update for Students with Approved Exemptions(Jan 19, 2022) Thank you for your patience as we work through the COVID-19 testing needs for our students, including those with a religious or medical exemption to our campus vaccination policy.
Students & Parents(Jan 13, 2022) Our continued intent for the spring semester is to be on-campus, face-to-face, with classes beginning Jan. 19.
COVID-19 Campus Operations Update(Jan 7, 2022) We’re looking forward to the start of the spring semester and have been monitoring, discussing, and planning for a safe return to campus due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns.
COVID-19 Update(Dec 21, 2021) Bradley University is planning to begin the spring term in person and on campus Jan. 19.
Omicron and COVID-19 Update(Dec 3, 2021) The Omicron variant of COVID-19 has made headlines and is beginning to make its way around the world.
Hold Put on Your Ability to Register(Oct 22, 2021) How holds are removed once you have provided your vaccination information or receive exemption approval.
COVID-19 Update and Health Information(Oct 18, 2021) As we move deeper into allergy, cold, and flu season, we ask you to be aware of your health, monitor symptoms, and take precautions to stay healthy.
Governor’s Vaccination Mandate Follow-Up(Aug 27, 2021) The mandate states if someone is unable to get vaccinated or doesn’t get vaccinated by Sept. 5, 2021, they will be enrolled in our testing protocols.
State Mandate Requires Vaccination for Higher Education(Aug 26, 2021) Earlier today, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker announced that all higher education personnel and students will be required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Bradley Fall 2021 COVID-19 Testing/Vaccination Requirements(Jun 30, 2021) After a great deal of consideration, Bradley University won’t require students or employees to be fully vaccinated before arriving on campus this fall. We will, however, continue our surveillance testing program, and those who aren’t fully vaccinated will be required to participate.
Mask Mandate Lifted, Return to Work and More...(May 27, 2021) Here are some pandemic related updates and items you should know regarding campus operations as we move through the summer months and prepare for the fall.
Vaccination and Testing Clinics(May 5, 2021) As a reminder, we will be holding a multiday COVID-19 vaccination clinic on campus later this week and next for faculty, staff, students and their families.
End Of Semester Message To Students(Apr 29, 2021) This message has some end of the semester items, vaccination information and a look forward to the fall semester.
End Of Semester Message To Employees(Apr 29, 2021) This message has some end of the semester items, vaccination clinic information and details about next fall.
Student Engagement Survey(Apr 23, 2021) This survey is designed to gain insight on your experience as Bradley University has adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic during the 2020-21 academic year.
Faculty-Student Engagement Survey(Apr 23, 2021) This survey is designed to gain insight on your experiences with students during the 2020-21 academic year as Bradley University has adapted to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Staff-Student Engagement Survey(Apr 23, 2021) This survey is designed to gain insight on your experiences with students during the 2020-21 academic year as Bradley University has adapted to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Campus Vaccination Update(Apr 13, 2021) Yesterday, 411 vaccines were administered, thanks to Bradley University Health Services, the Department of Nursing and Bradley nursing students for administering the clinic!
Vaccinations Available on Campus(Apr 9, 2021) Students may now take advantage of vaccination clinics Monday, April 12 and Tuesday, April 13 in the Markin Center.
Vaccination Update(Apr 1, 2021) Peoria County has expanded its vaccine eligibility list to include all Illinois residents age 16 and older, beginning Monday, April 5.
Signs of Spring!(Mar 29, 2021) The weather is starting to warm up, and we’re beginning to see signs of spring with blooms emerging and red chairs returning to the quad.
Higher Ed Vaccinations(Mar 19, 2021) The State of Illinois has expanded the vaccine eligibility list of essential workers to include higher education employees.
