A look at how the Bradley family has dealt with the COVID-19 global pandemic to date. | 10 min. read
How grad students in Nutrition and Dietetics are transforming texture-modified meals
A year after the Kaleidoscope and Women’s Center opened, Hallie Fedorowicz, is working with the Office of Inclusive Excellence to create murals in both spaces.
BU has its very own superhero.
Students traveled over 5,000 miles to visit Bradley for a week full of community building, learning and plenty of fun.
Fifty years ago, the deaths of four students at Kent State University galvanized opposition to the Vietnam War around the world and on the Bradley campus. | 10 min. read
After five years at his beloved alma mater, Bradley’s 11th president and his wife want to tick some items off their bucket list. | 10 min. read
Could seeing the best in others make your life better? Retired Caterpillar executive Michele Sullivan thinks so. | 5 min. read
Lillian Glass’ career in communication is a master class in flexibility. | 5 min. read
Come little bee,
The infant master of the nature world!
Who taught thee, how thy Dragon lips,
To tenderly unfurl?
Come little bee,
Thou droning dwarf of blooming clover lawns!
Who tells thee that thy earthly task,
Begins with beaming dawns?
Come little bee,
The timely guest of every blooming vine!
Come tell me how to pluck the flower
And call its virtues mine?
— Frances Schotthoefer, class of 1919,
Photo by Duane Zehr
The pandemic brought many unexpected changes, but we will get through it together.
Bradley's new president was the dean of Butler's Andre B. Lacy School of Business.
A new spacecraft for the International Space Station honors the contributions of Maj. Robert Lawrence Jr. '56.
Bradley's student newspaper earned a bunch of awards this spring from the Illinois College Press Association
Take a look at the latest creative endeavors by our talented faculty
Take a virtual trip to the Highlands with our Bradley tartan, designed by Carolyn Stewart '17.
This nursing professor is the first full-time faculty member to earn three degrees at Bradley.
Associate Vice President for Marketing and Communications Renée Richardson helps define the university's brand.
This med school hopeful has gotten involved and made a difference for students of color.
Fifty years ago, the deaths of four students at Kent State University galvanized opposition to the Vietnam War around the world and on the Bradley campus.
After five years at his beloved alma mater, Bradley’s 11th president and his wife want to tick some items off their bucket list.
Could seeing the best in others make your life better? Retired Caterpillar executive Michele Sullivan thinks so.
A look at how the Bradley family has dealt with the COVID-19 global pandemic to date.
Successful seasons come to a crashing halt because of COVID-19.
Lillian Glass’ career in communication is a master class in flexibility.
See what your classmates have been up to recently.
We remember those who lost their lives.
Take a look at upcoming events in your area.
Check out the fun at some recent alumni events.
With the help of his Bradley family, Nick Porter ’20 learned how to be his authentic self.
How did you meet your significant other at Bradley? Send us your memories and photos to magazine@bradley.edu.
