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Matteson woman has 108 reasons to celebrate

Chicago Tribune
By STEVE METSCH
February 2, 2010

MATTESON, Ill. - The handshake does not reflect the age. When a woman is on the brink of her 108th birthday, you don't expect such a firm grip.

But Jane Ising has a handshake many politicians would envy. Full Story

BU's digital gaming program a slam dunk

Computer science and interactive media departments team up to develop classes

By Steve Tarter (starter@pjstar.com)
of the Journal Star
Posted Dec 21, 2009
PEORIA

Bradley University wants to get into the game - the computer game. Full Story

International enrollment at area colleges holds steady

By Elyse Russo
Journal Star
Posted Jan 07, 2010
PEORIA

Samarth Alemane left his home in India for Bradley University in 2007, on the recommendation of his brother, who was working in Chicago at the time. Full Story

Bradley alumna receives Bronze Star for achievements

by Senior Airman Dillon White
341st Missile Wing Public Affairs Office

10/29/2009 - MALMSTROM AIR FORCE BASE, Mont. -- A 341st Missile Wing warrior was presented with a Bronze Star medal Oct. 22 during a senior NCO and officer call at the base auditorium.

Maj. Natalie Bonetti, 341st MW inspector general, received the medal from Maj. Gen. Roger Burg, 20th Air Force commander, for her meritorious achievement as the 332nd Expeditionary Force Support Squadron commander at Joint Base Balad, Iraq, from July 11, 2008 to July 9, 2009. Bonetti is a 1994 graduate of Bradley. Full Story

From Books to Business: Student Entrepreneurs

Inspired by Facebook's Success, College Students Are Eager to Start Their Own Businesses
By JULIA AUBUCHON
ABC News

Professor Gerald Hills of Bradley's Turner Center for Entrepreneurship says "There just seems to be a real swing towards testing out ideas, and selecting venture ideas that have a low downside risk and just going for it and seeing what happens." Full Story

Bradley makes game of history lesson

By JENNIFER TOWERY
Journal Star
Posted Nov 10, 2009 @ 08:19 AM
PEORIA

Who knew a college lecture could be so fun and, well, competitive?

Bradley University requires its students to take a freshmen experience course that introduces students to college life, Bradley and Peoria. That includes the history of the college. Last year, alumni came in to lecture the students about that rich history. Full story

Bradley professor maps the 'Metamorphoses of the Werewolf'

By Ruth Longoria Kingsland
Peoria Journal Star

Oct 30, 2009
PEORIA

As any "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" fan knows, werewolves aren't necessarily the bad guys. Sometimes, they are sympathetic, even otherwise sweet characters, such as Buffy's best friend, Willow's boyfriend, Oz. Full Story