Since 1947, members of Bradley’s Jewish community have run the Hillel House. Recently, Hillel asked the Peoria zoning commission to approve a location change to

“My story is one Anne Frank might have told – if she had survived.” Marion Blumenthal Lazan’s story, shared with the campus as part of

Two Bradley students were honored at the Women in Leadership conference downtown last week. Michelle Kosner and Brandi Arnold were recognized for starting the nonprofit

Since last year, there has been a spirited change across the streets of campus.  Since arriving on campus, University President Joanne Glasser has aimed to

Illinois’ severe budget crisis is about to spread to quads across the state. Nearly 148,000 students in Illinois who receive the state’s need-based MAP grant

As the world’s economy begins to regain its footing a year after the market meltdown, university officials continue to be cautiously optimistic about Bradley’s financial