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When students were tasked with working on an historic exhibit, they discovered unsavory details of the Pullman Company’s working conditions for its African-American workers.

From the classroom to the polling place, this student aims to embody the change she wants to see in the world.

This student traveled to the southern coast of Italy to experience surgery settings and set herself apart for med school.

How two professors bridged culture and business in a two-week journey across Thailand and Singapore

A team of students are crossing disciplines to increase care for people with autism by building a highly-advanced robot.

From the Azores to Costa Rica, one Bradley professor immerses herself in local environments to study social-ecological systems and understand the broader implications of global conservation efforts.

Dr. Anant Deshwal, Assistant Professor in the Biology Department, was awarded the Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) Biology Mentor Award for an early career scientist.

This student switched his major, tutored hundreds and still graduated early.

The program, designed to bolster the IT job market in Central Illinois, provides no-cost training to credential and train over 1,000 people by May 2025.

Taking on food insecurity directly, these students are connecting growers with consumers on their online platform.

Students get a chance to meet with Illinois State Representatives to advocate for MAP Funding.

She secured a spot in a DEI-driven Penn State program for underserved students interested in graduate school.

Students from Bradley University showcased their cybersecurity skills and expertise at the Midwest 1 regional of the 2024 NCAE CyberGames.

Multiple Bradley programs are partnering with University of Dayton Research Institute (UDRI) to create and provide virtual, augmented, and mixed reality tools for the U.S. Air Force.

Five students share their experiences from their J-term Study Abroad in London.

Here’s how these students are stepping toward law school and you can too!

Senior Jacob Chorak was selected as a delegate to represent Bradley at the Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA) at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Nov. 1 – 4.