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The winners of this year’s Bradley University Big Idea competition are creating an augmented reality game they hope will eventually promote itself.
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Being open to working with artificial intelligence was one of the messages given to students Tuesday during Bradley University’s annual Charley Steiner Symposium.
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Bradley University is moving ahead with plans for the former Avanti’s Restaurant location at the corner of Main and University streets.
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James E. Shadid, a federal judge and native Peorian, has been named Bradley University’s 13th president.
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A new statue at Bradley University honors the first African American man to become an astronaut.
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Women participating in the latest cohort of the Empowering Women Globally program at Bradley University's Turner Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation say they've learned valuable lessons about succeeding in business.
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A spokesperson for the company formerly known as Natural Fiber Welding says there are delays in customer contracting. That's left NFW unable to close a bridge round of funding.
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On election day, you may take just a few minutes to go to your nearest polling place, make sure your registration is in order and cast your ballot. A handful of students from a Bradley University government class will be spending their entire day there to make that process go smoothly.
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Imagine today’s Major League Baseball stars picking up offseason side jobs as theater actors. It may sound strange now, but it happened relatively often in the sports “deadball” era.
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Bradley University is offering full tuition coverage to certain qualifying students. It's a program the private higher learning institution is calling the "Bradley Commitment."