How a capstone project becomes Best Student Entry at the Midwest Game Industry Conference.
Two BU Nursing programs land at #1 and #4 on national list.
Mixing her major and minors, Gabby McMillan landed a coveted internship at Disney.
How art history professor Cyle Metzger contributed to the famed museum’s newest exhibition
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.
If you’re interested in starting a club but don’t know where to start, we’ve got you covered! The director of student activities shares her insights and some advice.
Appealing to students and professionals from all backgrounds, this Bradley professor’s course is a new frontier for life writing and social research.
Every culture and every identity matters, and at Bradley the campus comes to life for Hispanic Heritage Month.
From the classroom to the polling place, this student aims to embody the change she wants to see in the world.
Every Saturday afternoon, Bradley students gather at the Global Communications Center to play games and have fun.
Bradley University has once again earned national recognition in U.S. News & World Report's highly anticipated 2025 Best Colleges rankings, reflecting the institution's high return on investment and its dedication to academic excellence.
This student traveled to the southern coast of Italy to experience surgery settings and set herself apart for med school.
BU sparks communication between Bradley and Peoria community members through talks on big issues like AI and sustainable infrastructure.
How two professors bridged culture and business in a two-week journey across Thailand and Singapore
The Bradley University Nursing Program is working to inspire the next generation of health care professionals through Girls Light Our Way (GLOW).
Bradley's Tribute to Space Pioneer Major Robert Lawrence Jr.
How this teacher fosters an impactful exploration into diversity in the classroom.
NADOHE is the nation’s leading voice for diversity in higher education.
The Continuing Education Department and the IT Workforce Accelerator Program recently hosted a STEM Camp at Bradley University for High School Students entering 10th to 12th grades.
If you live on campus, you’re in luck. There are plenty of great food options within walking distance.
A Student's Journey from Drone Enthusiast to Entrepreneur
There is more to ourselves than we realize, and discovering it begins with pursuing our dreams.
A team of students are crossing disciplines to increase care for people with autism by building a highly-advanced robot.
Discover how having a person on campus you can lean on leads to successful outcomes.
Connecting with Peoria’s 50+ community, this organization offers a wide breadth of ways to keep your brain active.
Brian Scheffler '09 has taken what he learned at Bradley to bring the action on game days, and provide a pathway for current Braves to experience all of the elements that go into a live broadcast production!
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.
Why this student thinks you may be biting into bugs sooner than you think.
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.
From social events and mixers to shared values and traditions, fraternity and sorority members develop a strong sense of belonging and camaraderie that extends far beyond their college years.
Taking on food insecurity directly, these students are connecting growers with consumers on their online platform.
Bradley does Broadway, one of Bradley’s newest organizations ended the year with a cabaret-style performance featuring songs from on- and off-Broadway musicals.
Set on studying in the U.S., this cross-country runner overcame every obstacle in his way.
What does it take to be part of an eclectic ensemble like an a capella group?
Students get a chance to meet with Illinois State Representatives to advocate for MAP Funding.
Senior capstone projects at Bradley are taking off and a group of students are helping fight the stigma around mental health for men.
Interactive media students turned their fantasies into reality, through projects they created for the 11th annual FUSE showcase at the Peoria Riverfront Museum.
She secured a spot in a DEI-driven Penn State program for underserved students interested in graduate school.
After being homeschooled his entire life, Bradley Wichael made the most of his college experience.
These senior mechanical engineering students are building a Formula racecar and a wealth of skills.
Life has taken this alum over land, air and into the seas all around the world!
Water polo may be the Sport of Kings, but for the members of the Bradley Water Polo Club, it's a great excuse to have fun with friends and build endurance.
The team narrowly missed the championship, but turned out a great performance.
A new female-led organization on campus is shining a light to help women diagnosed with cancer in the area.
Overcoming imposter syndrome leads to a confidence-building internship.
This Bradley sophomore is bringing new resources to women in sports communications.
The Bradley Scout, Bradley’s student-run newspaper, scoops up several awards at annual ICPA conference.
After nearly two years of planning, the new Women’s Center at Bradley has opened.
Peyton Girard discovered a love of aerospace engineering during her internship.
A first-generation marketing major gets a break in the Big Apple.
One of our brightest Alumna has found herself leading teams at Microsoft and Netflix thanks to her commitment to personal growth.
In an industry of infinite possibilities, these students set out to bring sound to the stories.
Covered in lavender colored walls and rainbow decorations, the Kaleidoscope Center, housed within the Michael Student Center, is a safe space for LGBTQ+ students on campus.
This Bradley alumnus made big moves building a robotic guitar that can play itself.
Senior Brihanna Jefferson got the internship of a lifetime along with 49 other students from across the country.
Students and professors from the Foster College of Business and the Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology converged in London for the first study abroad convergence course on sustainability.
This Peoria native is making the most of his Bradley scholarship.
Winter is the start of the outdoor fun for the group of glacial mountaineers who tackle icefalls at Starved Rock State Park. Their cool flavor of adventure was captured by Matthew Klein '22 in his documentary "Ice Climbers of Starved Rock"
With an art installation for her MFA review under her belt, this grad student is casting her future in bronze.
Spotlighting the efforts and impact of our fallen astronauts, NASA looks to the first Black American to join the ranks
These international student superstars are leading the charge for future generations.
How does a student achieve their post-college goals before graduating? The unique blend of personalized education and engaged faculty members at Bradley makes this a possibility and Chelsie Tamms '16 is proof! Her life plans were fast-tracked after becoming a Brave.
Bradley University has been awarded more than $14.8 million in capital grants from the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) to fund two key campus projects.
This indie booking agent bridges the gap between business and music, making the most of a special time in the local music scene.
One student’s pursuit to help individuals make the right decisions with their personal finances led to a fulfilling internship.
This student and her Bradley volunteers are providing produce for cheap so you can stay healthy.
Five students share their experiences from their J-term Study Abroad in London.
An MBA student wanted to hone his IT operations knowledge in a real-world setting.
Meet the students losing arrows and loving every minute
A winding journey back to Bradley allowed this alumni to start a home for his passions that also carries a heartfelt legacy.
Junior Stephanie Bridgeman-McClaskey has taken a non-traditional route to Bradley, but she wouldn’t have it any other way.
The Bradley Band keeps the energy pulsating through each basketball game.
Grad student and Communications Instructor, Paige Dean, has unveiled four large-format advocacy posters to bring awareness to the long-term effects of childhood sexual abuse.
One student’s commitment to service saw growth in her community and herself. Here’s how you could do the same!
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.
BU Fencing Club is a fun way to get active and learn some new skills.
Four teams of User Experience (UX) Design students have been working all semester to solve a UX issue for Caterpillar’s pre-registration service site for its SOS fluid analysis program.
From Baby Boomers to Gen Z, marketing students are learning the skills to communicate with everyone.
Three Bradley students are among 25 students from across the country selected in a competitive process to attend the national conference of the World Affairs Councils of America.
A lifelong fascination with designing toys became a reality for one student.
30 Bradley students were put to the test and met the time crunch head on.
Centurion Society Inductees Jay ’59 and Joan ’69 Janssen are passionate about two things: Bradley University and its award-winning speech team.
Grad students in the DPT program get hands-on experience while patients receive critical therapy services.
This art therapist bridged the gap between her interests, and you can, too!
Faith Gager landed Bradley’s first internship with Cirque du Soleil’s most technically challenging production.
Bradley Ballroom provides the perfect outlet to move and make new friends on campus.
Maria Perakis’ talents on the green translate to her important research work in the lab.
A Bradley psychology student is leading the charge to break down those barriers.
Several staff and faculty were presented awards for their outstanding service and dedication to Bradley University and its students.
A Bradley senior dug deep into some long-forgotten records to learn there was no easy escape for a woman in an abusive relationship.
How a chance meeting turned into an FBI internship for one student.
Amanda Riggenbach explores the impact of the Holocaust on the descendants of survivors.
An internship at Komatsu challenged her and in turn, boosted her confidence.
Two friends embark on their FNP and DNP degrees together.
Inspired by her love of a video game, Alexsandra Wesolowski switched majors and aligned her passions with her career goals.
Studio art alum Megan Williams converts her drawings into digital t-shirt designs.
Blending methodology and majors to explore the celebrity experience for women, these students are prepping classroom discussions for years to come.
Grace Hutchison forged her own path guided by a book.
Professor Anant Deshwal plans to adapt Bradley’s conservation research into the popular nature documentary genre.
Curious what’s in store for you on your visit to Bradley this summer? We’ve got the full primer here, plus food and coffee recs!
Devin Soldati’s summer internship shed light on challenges in rural hospitals.
A reinvigorated Bradley Fellows scholarship program gave senior Lindsey Donlan the tools to succeed in her nursing career.
The Swedish track star became the first All-American in any sport at Bradley in 10 years. Now she's eyeing the global stage.
This challenge that was put to the test for students in FCS 103.
These Bradley animation students got hands-on experience with an industry expert and his stop-motion skeletons.
This radio-turned podcasting group's rebirth brings a unique look at Bradley's campus and new opportunities for students.
Bradley senior Mitch Thiel led NASA-supported research on the construction of habitats on Mars
From Pride Prom to Lavender Graduation and more, meet the students empowering their peers to be themselves.
Physical therapy students are searching for the cause and training for the solution to a common problem.
In Environmental Sociology, class projects encourage activism in creative ways.
That’s just what student Kiki Fisher did in 2021, when she formed the Women’s Rugby Club.
The annual event, which draws 300,000-plus attendees, provides terrific hands-on experience.
In a dress fit for the runway, Dean Jessica Clark is showing off the handiwork of two apparel production and merchandising majors.
A search for a more practical hand lotion led to a profitable small business and the winning entry in the Big Idea Competition.
A Bradley golfer and honors student looked at a new pro golf league that marks the latest example of “sportswashing.”
Pitting grains against each other for the sake of fun, this organization aims to take the serious out of cereal.
STEM students of all ages came together to showcase their outstanding interdisciplinary skills and awesome robots.
BU Explore Peoria student group showcases the city's fun amenities with weekly off-campus events.
This former Peoria educator took a non-traditional path to acclaim, paving the way for a street named in her honor.
Learn more about this highly competitive program from two recent Bradley graduates.
Bradley physical therapy students create an 8-week fitness program that keeps first responders in peak physical shape
With the future in the foreground, families came from miles in every direction to pay the university a visit.
Bradley’s new Title IX Coordinator has lots of plans for the future of our campus.
Sara Netzely, aka Sara Whitney, has applied her love for writing in her sizzling romance novels.
When this Bradley alum saw injustice in the visual arts space, they looked inward to develop lasting change
If you watch the Academy Awards this weekend, you may just see a Bradley alum give an acceptance speech.
Landing an internship in your field can be the gateway to a promising career.
What do you get when you take 10 people, give them a couple of random topics and put them on stage? A whole lot of fun and unexpected comic relief.
Assistant Professor Jae H. Chae guides his graphic design students through a lesson in 3D typographic forms.
A budding filmmaker since 8th grade now has his eye on even bigger projects.
This alumna puts inclusivity at the forefront in the fight for safe communities.
This Bradley STAR has worn a variety of fun hats across campus. Doing so led to a great internship opportunity.
A new internship award will fund a once-in-a-lifetime internship experience at the U.S. Capitol for up to three Bradley University students, thanks to a recently established partnership between Bradley and the Dirksen Congressional Center.
A student-led group is providing a safe space for students to talk and support each other, while breaking the stigma around mental illness.
Following one sports-related opportunity after another, this student knows how to play the game. Combining soft skills with hardball tactics and a penchant for fun, his trek from farm town to Tinseltown is only the beginning. But it was his time at Bradley that prepared him for all the twists and turns along the way.
She saw wrongs and needed to right them. With her second title published, can one student author shift the script behind bettering underprivileged lives and set herself up for a fantastic future?
Nearly 1,900 students were named to Bradley’s Dean’s List for Fall 2022.
Newly introduced to a national conference, Bradley players entertain online audiences every night of the week.
Bradley’s ALPFA chapter provides professional development and networking opportunities for Latinx students.
The next time you call for a taxi, there may not be a driver behind the wheel, with help from this engineering alum.
A summer internship as a congressional staffer teaches this political science major how the legislative process really works.
Using very modern media tools, this Bradley alumnus introduces jazz legend Bix Beiderbecke – his great-grand uncle – to a new generation.
Going virtual allowed this international IT student to forge career connections with an American firm from her home in Ireland.
An innovative study seeks answers to why we hear vocals in music when they’re not actually there.
Two Bradley alumni have spent the majority of 2022 living in Daejeon, South Korea, for a unique opportunity and cultural experience.
Using Bradley’s innovative Academic Exploration Program leads a student to discover her passion – and a new major.
When he arrived in Peoria in 1981, little did this journalist realize he would stay for 41 years and become a local media institution.
A practitioner and teacher of counseling and jiu-jitsu, Erik Braun explores similarities in these disciplines and how they can enhance each other.
A capstone project looks to ensure patients retain control of their medical care – even in a worst-case scenario.
Never one to shy away from challenges, this Bradley alumnus overcame obstacles to blaze a trail up the corporate ladder.
Bradley’s innovative class on Advanced Ethical Hacking gives students the ability and opportunity to play a high-stakes game of intrusion – and the students have won every time.
When domestic terrorism struck Nashville Christmas morning, this journalism major demonstrated grace under pressure while in the director’s hot seat.
Using his marketing background, this Army major battles to win hearts and minds as a psychological operations expert.
Bradley engineering students develop an autonomous lawncare robot to get rid of all those pesky weeds ruining your lawn.
A little encouragement and self-belief leads student to perfect internship.
Jewish student life thrives at Bradley’s Hillel, fostering a strong sense of community and friendship among Jewish and non-Jewish students.
An honors research project seeks to make virtual reality experiences more pleasant for users, who often suffer from virtual motion sickness.
Bradley University joined hundreds of institutions around the world to take part in a global teach-in for climate justice.
Although her Bradley basketball career came to a premature end, Gabrielle Haack’s record-setting accomplishments and determination foreshadow a brilliant future.
If you watched any of the 2022 Winter Olympics, there’s a good chance you saw the work of a pair of NBC Sports interns from Bradley.
This Bradley senior framed tragedy with beauty to bring an HBO Max documentary to visual life.
Concerts, performances and exhibitions return to Bradley’s campus, and live audiences applaud once again.
The winning entry at this year's Social Impact Challenge will help make being in the Great Outdoors more enjoyable.
Christian Hip-Hop artist Josiah Williams is all about the wrestle and flow.
Working for her hometown health department puts Ashley Slack on the frontlines of the COVID-19 fight.
Growing up as part of an immigrant community gives Alejandro Perez insights into larger issues and ideas for change.
New grad driven to win in tight-knit world of dirt-track stock car racing.
An accounting major strikes comedy gold giving life advice on TikTok.
Drive and persistence led the digital activist to her dream job, helping uplift minority communities.
Sororities and fraternities adjust to a range of pandemic-related restrictions and limits.
Through both professional and personal pursuits, Taiwo Ninalowo powers human lives.
Emmy-nominated TV editor develops the final look for an episode.
You may love to perform, but learning the business side of the entertainment industry could be the key to career success.
From medical research to training others, Feras Altwal M.S. ’14 hopes to find answers and help healing.
The Braves beat Drake 78-70 in the Missouri Valley Conference championship to earn an automatic invitation to the Big Dance.
Student broadcasters further their dreams and tell creative stories on Bradley newscast.
Jack-of-all-trades animation major finds new ways to bring art to Peoria through digital magazine.
SCC staff can help you start preparing for life after Bradley as early as first year.
Natalie Konopka ’20 took advantage of all Bradley has to offer and used it to leverage a successful online clothing boutique.
TMJ project opens doors to physical therapy careers for students with engineering and sociology backgrounds.
Filmmaker aims to document the often-untold everyday stories that are all around us.
Bradley students are furthering their language skills by texting directly with native French speakers.
SpeechFluent helps Black and Latinx high school freshmen and sophomores improve their educational experience.
While many classes shifted online, these essential workers spent 420 hours in the community helping others.
Speech team alum helps STEM professionals tap into their public speaking abilities.
Graduating senior Nickolas Payne finishes his degree while pursuing creative writing and a love of studio art.
A fluke government contract turned the entrepreneurship major's hobby into a thriving cleaning and restoration business.
App aims to drive turnout by putting key information in the palm of your hand
Using historic printing technology, an artist brings people together for a more egalitarian community.
A remote summer internship created an enhanced learning experience for this human resource management major.
Bradley’s Latinx organizations plan a number of events surrounding the annual fall festival.
The assistant professor of economics joins other Peorians seeking to help end the coronavirus pandemic.
Grad steps into big-league role as regular radio announcer for his hometown team.
Artist Michael Adams '02 channels his thoughts onto canvas over time and layers.
EMBA graduate’s nonprofit aims to steer girls on a path toward successful careers and lives.
Even with changes for COVID-19, the excitement of arriving and settling on campus remains.
Alum steps up to find and deliver supplies to the far-flung Navajo Nation.
State transportation chief driven to make systems responsive to emerging needs and changing times.
Chemistry grad in the front lines of the fight against communicable diseases, including COVID-19.
Owen Mallery ’21 feels driven to give back to his small hometown.
Game designer provides an opportunity to live and work in other times and places.
Brian Krueger ’05 heads a team that developed one of the first approved tests to detect the virus that causes COVID-19.
Teacher’s long-awaited Fulbright experience in Malaysia cut short by global COVID-19 pandemic.
Junior Jeremy Rapp aims to get others into the groove of disc golf.
Carson Allen '23 combined remote study with helping his family restaurant feed the community.
A new video game by two Bradley interactive media professors pits two players against each other, each wearing tinted goggles.
You can help flatten the curve on the global pandemic. This chemistry experiment illustrates how.
STEM grad makes a choice and sails through a long career as a law professor.
Working with team members from diverse disciplines, Pierre Paul ’19 made his translation project a reality.
See how Bradley students are helping high schoolers develop their game design talents.
Rich opportunities for undergraduate research helped Samantha Lechowicz ’20 find her calling.
President Roberts and Incoming President Standifird lay out the first steps of their dual presidency
Associate Professor of Organizational Communications Elena Gabor’s first impressions of the new normal.
Na’Allah uses speech skills to buoy team and promote religious understanding
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Trio finds spring trip extended due to the global COVID-19 pandemic causing the country’s shutdown.
Group gives students a chance to develop cinematic visions.
The Braves beat Valpo 80-66 for their second consecutive conference win.
Want to make music but can’t play? This student invention will do it for you.
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Prestigious conference gives Hunter Driggers ’19 new insights.
Engaged students breathe new life into campus NAACP chapter.
Mechanical engineering brought him to Bradley, but his love for music kept him here.
Parental advice pays dividends as industrial engineering studies lead to job.
How sophomore Keelan Rodgers became an illustrator for two published works.
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Alumna treats rare conditions as a traveling physical therapist in the western U.S.
Club soccer offers opportunities on and off the field
Roadtrips and cross-cultural education spark Meyers’ interest in international business.
Former athlete discovers physical therapy passion by helping friends recover from basketball and soccer injuries.
Biochemistry research finding organic solutions to superbugs
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Relive the year’s best news in our top 10 most-viewed stories on the university website.
Swing dance tales from a spooky cabin and other hoppin’ spots
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A softball standout is still on the field but trades her spikes for social media tools.
Bradley student designs, builds replica hatch from Apollo 11 mission.
With pencil and scalpel in hand, Johnson takes an artistic path to medical school.
How do students learn about Big Data? By studying in Bradley’s new business analytics curriculum.
After starting in Bradley Chorale, two grads still in rhythm together.
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Ceremony highlights educational opportunities in new $100 million building.
Bradley family helps student through medical nightmare
Tips for improving productivity and employee morale.
Char Figueroa '16 was a first-gen student. Now she helps others succeed.
Rogers captures memories for Greater Peoria Honor Flight.
Joining the Peoria County Board isn’t a trivial pursuit for one professor.
How do we communicate and help our aging population? This class can show you how.
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Karen Farris-Cotton ’96 puts her communication background to work partnering for change.
Music has been the ticket for Roger Roszell ’57 MBA ’59.
Robert Hack ’15 used his experience behind the scenes at Bradley games to tackle a career in pro sports.
We caught up with Adam Byerly '11 M.S. '15, who teaches computer science, researches AI, plays guitar and is a Rubik's Cube addict.
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Brick and mortar stores aren't the only way to pursue a career in retail ownership.
Bradley’s instructional designer thrives on constant creativity
Bradley's new Business and Engineering Convergence Center to open in October.
University’s 11th president will step down May 2020.
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Senior Jennie Houser has researched possible cures for serious diseases and ways to combat drug resistance.
Bradley University mechanical engineering major Andrew Barth ’20 brought a piece of space history to life for the 50th anniversary of the first lunar landing.
Accounting grad creates subscription service
Working with an historic method of printing lets an artist make a modern impression.
Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye reflects on his Bradley Experience.
Jasmine Oriekaose first to win travel award
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Baty guides Bradley’s spring theatre show
A lifelong innovator, Steve Pierz MBA ’94 brings his engineering and business savvy to build a bricklaying robot Down Under.
How does our lifetime of experiences, starting at birth, influence our behavior?
A serious childhood illness paved the way for one student’s career choice.
Convergence projects like the Bradley Fellows Program teach leadership skills and civic responsibility.
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Animation major’s quirky video short is a contest winner
Biochemistry research finding organic solutions to superbugs
After successful career, psychology grad finishes what he started
A walk-and-talk with Jon Neidy, executive director of the Smith Career Center and assistant vice president for student affairs, as he prepared for the Spring Job and Internship Fair.
The Bradley family cheered nearly 1,000 graduates at the university’s annual spring commencement ceremony the Peoria Civic Center.
How does where you live, where you grew up and everyday interactions influence what you buy — even down to your preferred brand of cereal?
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A former champion on Bradley’s speech team is on her fourth career choice with no signs of slowing down.
Sports communication major Nathan Nunez ’19 walked into his office for the first time and stared out the window in awe of his good fortune.
Bradley’s speech team continues its tradition of excellence with two more national titles.
Senior nets a wide range of accomplishments in four years on campus.
Bradley Hall of Fame runner inspires on the track, on the water and in life.
Ben Herring ’22 finds career interest through job shadowing experience.
Renaissance woman Angela Franklin-Faye MFA ’85 is an artist, educator and advocate for international education.
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In what was a heartbreaking loss for the Braves and their fans, Bradley men’s basketball nearly clinched the first game of the NCAA’s March Madness against no. 2 seed Michigan State.
Resilient education grad encourages organ donation: “You could save a life”.
Students learn the importance of music choices in media in our latest story on Bradley cool courses.
Athletics, particularly on the national stage, has always been a point of pride for Bradley University.
Modeling and acting not only helped create a college fund, they also enhanced O’Donnell’s Bradley experience.
Taking a big step into the unknown pays off for Bradley runner Niamh Markham.
It’s been a busy month on campus with basketball wins, engaging speakers and a job fair. Take a look:
Bryan Anderson ’94 and his team at the Chicagoland affiliate of the Epilepsy Foundation of America work to help people with this misunderstood disease.
Michelle Gerrity Klein '12 went off the beaten path to compete in the 1,500-mile Rebelle Rally last October.
For 25 years, Bradley women’s basketball coach Andrea Gorski ’92 wanted her teams’ identity to be a tenacious defense and free-flowing offense, blending styles she learned from her high school coach, Nancy Sullivan, and her Bradley mentor, Lisa Boyer.
Women’s basketball carves new path to record-breaking year.
After decades playing and coaching tennis at the high school, college and recreational levels, Steve Tyler still has a passion for the game.
The new year brought lots of new snow as the polar vortex descended on campus; construction continued on the business and engineering complex; the annual Spring Forum had lots of great discussion; and Braves’ fan cheered their big win over Illinois State.
For our series on great Bradley courses, this month we take you to students pursuing causes they’re passionate about by looking at organizations that make an impact.
A mezzo-soprano with the Met trades her singing skills for listening skills.
Rediscovering watercolor painting helps longtime artist heal.
Students show off creation at international convention
Dietetic interns launch healthy snack program in Peoria schools.
For our series on great Bradley courses, this month we take you to the world of sports communication and the student who found her voice.
A childhood spent on the farm ultimately led this alumna to plant-based living and to exotic locales like India and Costa Rica.
A sense of sportsmanship and fair play underpins athletics. But is it keeping up with changes in technology, injury concerns, fan expectations and the growth of e-sports?
What was the class that made you think a little differently about the world? In this new series, we ask faculty to share fascinating ideas from some of the favorite classes they teach.
Many great things happened this year at Bradley University. Here’s a look back at 2018.
Bradley students come together in a punk rock group with a unique sound.
In this new series we bring you images from recent happenings on campus. This time we feature a pumpkin-eating squirrel; the founder of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the first campus snowfall; and the 4th annual Charley Steiner Symposium.
Winning an Emmy award is certainly a prestigious honor, but does it help your career? Two Bradley award-winners share their perspectives.
For “Together We Work,” musician Josiah Williams ’14 recruited family and friends and enlisted artist Chelsie Tamms ’16 to create signs. Williams serves as neighborhood enhancement coordinator for the city of Peoria, and Tamms owns Lettering Works, a custom lettering and design company.
What was the class that made you think a little differently about the world? In this new series, we ask faculty to share fascinating ideas from some of the favorite classes they teach.
Last week, the Bradley family learned of the tragic deaths of two of its longtime employees, Susan Berry Brill de Ramírez and Antonio “Tony” Ramírez Barron ’78.
Time travel has long been a subject of fascination, leading to plots for novels, comic books, movies and more. Associate Professor Jose Lozano looks at how the tenets of physics relate to this enduring topic.
We caught up with Annie Schuver ’18, the National Forensic Association’s 2018 national champion in impromptu speaking, who shared her Bradley Experience and some of the more interesting facts she learned with the speech team.
