Race, gender, disability?
These women have successfully overcome these obstacles while serving their country.
How two professors bridged culture and business in a two-week journey across Thailand and Singapore
Bradley's Tribute to Space Pioneer Major Robert Lawrence Jr.
How this teacher fosters an impactful exploration into diversity in the classroom.
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.
Always on the cutting edge of experiential programs, Bradley’s new master’s program in game design and development gives birth to a new character. | 10 min. read
With his background studying viruses, this research scientist landed a unique opportunity to play a key role in combating the coronavirus pandemic. | 5 min. read
Warren Anderson Ed.D., the university’s first vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion, explains his vision for the future. | 5 min. read
Although many people refer to the six iconic sculptures atop Bradley Hall and Hayden-Clark Alumni Center as gargoyles, technically, they're grotesques. What's the difference? A gargoyle has a water spout, whereas grotesques like this one on the alumni center just keep a watchful eye over campus.
Photo by Duane Zehr.
