Bradley was recently ranked #23 in the nation on the Princeton Review’s National 2016 “Top 25 Best Schools for Internships”. The first destination study showed that 92% of the 2015 class are employed, continuing education, or have other intentions. They have a 94% knowledge rate of the 1,057 students.
On Friday, February 12, students met with local employers in preparation for the upcoming job fair. Bradley affiliates gathered in the Student Center Ballroom to hear feedback on their résumés and receive advice about landing jobs and internships.
Each semester, the Smith Career Center organizes the event a week before the job fair to allow students […]
Congratulations are in order for the Nursing department. 78 students took the National Council Licensure Examination, and all of them passed! A 100% pass rate on campus has not happened since 2003. For the 2015 class, Bradley is one of two nursing programs that achieved a 100% pass rate. The national pass rate of the […]
On Tuesday, February 16, a group of students traveled to Springfield to meet with other students across the state to rally and meet with state congressmen and women about the Monetary Award Program, commonly known as MAP grants. The program awards college funding for 125,000 Illinois students, about 1,000 of those being Bradley students. With […]
The Asian American Association celebrated the Lunar New Year by inviting students to their 3rd annual Lunar New Year Banquet.
Held in the Student Center Ballroom, the banquet included a presentation given by the Asian American Association President, Dennis Gessert, on the history of the New Year in Asian culture and the zodiac calendar. Dinner was […]
In continuation of Black History Month, we’ll shift our focus to the celebration of black history. A Bradley sorority hosted an event on Friday to do just that. Philip Dittmeier has more.
Last Thursday, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion collaborated on a program called “Backpacks to Briefcases”. Students were encouraged to come out and get tips from Enterprise employers.
“Backpacks to Briefcases” was a presentation about the transition from being a college student to working in the real world. Students got […]
Last Tuesday afternoon, an armed robbery occurred in the Campustown Shopping Center. Both Bradley and Peoria Police responded. The suspect was described as a black male, 20-30 years old, 5’6” – 5’11” tall, with only one tooth on the bottom and a small afro. He was wearing a white pullover with black writing. If you […]
On Thursday, February 18, the Spring Job & Internship Fair will take place in the Renaissance Coliseum from 11:00 am until 3:30 pm. About 170 employers from a variety of industries are expected to be there. Attend the fair to explore career options, network, and apply for jobs and interviews. Log into “Bradley Network” for the […]
Saturday’s game against Indiana State gave us a glimpse of what this young Bradley Men’s Basketball team is capable of. The Braves were able to convert a 10-point deficit at the half and went on to come out on top, 63-58, after tying four times against the Sycamores. Freshmen Ronnie Suggs and Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye sunk […]