James Shadid

Bradley University marked Founders Day on Friday with a dedication of the new gateway named in honor of longtime Bradley supporters Ken and Pat Goldin.

As additions and improvements emerge throughout the Bradley University campus, the institution looks to place a renewed emphasis on homecoming weekend. The inaugural yard party Saturday on the Alumni Quad stands as the centerpiece for three days of homecoming festivities.

New student enrollment is on the rise at Bradley University, although overall enrollment has fallen just below 4,000 for the first time in at least 36 years.

Bradley University administrators, alumni, faculty and staff gathered on campus Thursday to mark the 210th anniversary of founder Lydia Moss Bradley’s birthday. The event at the Hayden-Clark Alumni Center featured actress Laura Keyes portraying Moss Bradley.

A complete modernization of Harper Hall stands as the centerpiece of Bradley University’s $25 million investment in improving residential accommodations and student life.

Joanne Glasser, who served from 2007-2015 as Bradley University's first female president, has died.

Veterans, local civic leaders and community members joined in celebrating Peoria’s new Patriot Plaza historic memorial Sunday during a dedication ceremony at Springdale Cemetery.

The $1 million allocation will enable the university to install advanced equipment needed to make the Zaleski Drop Tower housed in the Business and Engineering Convergence Center fully operational.

The start of April marks Jim Shadid’s one-year anniversary of taking on the role of Bradley University’s 13th president. In an extended interview with WCBU, Shadid reflects on his first year while looking ahead to strengthening the university and upholding its mission.

Joe Stowell died Saturday at the age of 99. He dedicated over seven decades of his life to Bradley University Basketball.