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Bradley University will pay a higher interest rate and need to have more money on hand to cover debt after violating the bond covenants on some $17.1 million worth of borrowing last year.
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The Women’s Center and the LGBTQ Kaleidoscope Center provide community resources, health and safety tools, and a safe gathering space.
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The new FAFSA has experienced some hiccups since its launch in December, and both Bradley students and faculty are feeling the effects.
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A cross-cultural exchange between Bradley University students and female entrepreneurs from Brazil is boosting women-owned businesses internationally and offering new perspectives for students.
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Bradley University has finalized the controversial academic cuts that have loomed over the campus all semester.
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She said faculty are risk-averse in general, and often fear retaliation for speaking out. She said it takes a publicly significant reason for them to make a collective stand.
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The Bradley University Senate has passed a no confidence vote in President Stephen Standifird and Provost Walter Zakahi.
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Bradley University students and faculty attended an unprecedented walkout Tuesday, in protest of proposed academic cuts aimed at closing a $13 million operational deficit.
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Bradley University president Stephen Standifird announced his recommendations for program discontinuations and layoffs on Nov. 6 as the university seeks to right-size its finances. Department heads were given 30 days to respond to those recommendations. Standifird has said he wants to implement the cuts by the end of the year.
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Faculty and students at Bradley University are planning to walk out of classrooms and protest propose academic cuts over the course of several hours on Tuesday.