Get ready for a night of non-stop laughs with Jen Kober. Known for her hilarious mix of stand-up, storytelling, and improvised rock-n-roll comedy, Jen has won comedy awards and appeared in shows like The Mandalorian, Dead to Me, and American Horror Story. This will be an unforgettable performance! Tickets: $35-$45 adults—based on seat selection (10%... Read more »
Experience the past and future of photography and explore how Eric Zeigler and Aaron Ellison combine 19th-century photography with modern infrared and ultraviolet technologies to challenge perceptions of nature, history, and preservation. See the unseen and rethink what it means to “capture” the world.
See how Joe Swanson elevates graffiti sketchbook drawings to fine art, blending expressive line, color, and pop culture influences. His work bridges street art and studio painting, celebrating experimentation and personal style.
Drop by to craft unique poems using old book pages, magazines, and newspapers. Your artwork can be featured in the Library’s National Poetry Month display throughout April.
Experience the past and future of photography and explore how Eric Zeigler and Aaron Ellison combine 19th-century photography with modern infrared and ultraviolet technologies to challenge perceptions of nature, history, and preservation. See the unseen and rethink what it means to “capture” the world.
See how Joe Swanson elevates graffiti sketchbook drawings to fine art, blending expressive line, color, and pop culture influences. His work bridges street art and studio painting, celebrating experimentation and personal style.
Drop by to craft unique poems using old book pages, magazines, and newspapers. Your artwork can be featured in the Library’s National Poetry Month display throughout April.
Join a vibrant community of students interested in connecting and engaging in open discussions on LGBTQ+ topics. This inclusive space is designed to foster connections, offer peer-led support to LGBTQ+ students, and create an environment where shared experiences can be explored and celebrated. Embrace the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers, share your stories, and... Read more »
Join a vibrant community of students interested in connecting and engaging in open discussions on LGBTQ+ topics. This inclusive space is designed to foster connections, offer peer-led support to LGBTQ+ students, and create an environment where shared experiences can be explored and celebrated. Embrace the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers, share your stories, and... Read more »
Experience the past and future of photography and explore how Eric Zeigler and Aaron Ellison combine 19th-century photography with modern infrared and ultraviolet technologies to challenge perceptions of nature, history, and preservation. See the unseen and rethink what it means to “capture” the world.
See how Joe Swanson elevates graffiti sketchbook drawings to fine art, blending expressive line, color, and pop culture influences. His work bridges street art and studio painting, celebrating experimentation and personal style.
Drop by to craft unique poems using old book pages, magazines, and newspapers. Your artwork can be featured in the Library’s National Poetry Month display throughout April.
Experience the past and future of photography and explore how Eric Zeigler and Aaron Ellison combine 19th-century photography with modern infrared and ultraviolet technologies to challenge perceptions of nature, history, and preservation. See the unseen and rethink what it means to “capture” the world.
See how Joe Swanson elevates graffiti sketchbook drawings to fine art, blending expressive line, color, and pop culture influences. His work bridges street art and studio painting, celebrating experimentation and personal style.
Drop by to craft unique poems using old book pages, magazines, and newspapers. Your artwork can be featured in the Library’s National Poetry Month display throughout April.
Bradley University will have representatives on-campus to address any of your transfer questions and needs.
Adjunct Instructor Jonathan Parker explores how King Edward VII’s unique diplomatic skills helped ease tensions in Europe. Despite being excluded from government by his mother, Queen Victoria, Edward cultivated personal diplomacy to strengthen ties with France, manage relations with his nephew—the German Kaiser—and push for vital military reforms. Had he lived longer, perhaps his efforts... Read more »
Looking for a welcoming space to connect, learn, and make a difference? UNITE (Understanding Individuality Through Education) offers a supportive community where students and employees can learn together, build community, plan fun events for the year, and partake in general shenanigans. As a safe and inclusive space, UNITE supports GLBTQA students and allies at Illinois... Read more »
Students interested in running for a position in the Student Government Association must submit a completed election packet to the Student Life Office, room 303A, by no later than 4:30 pm on Monday, March 24. Election packets can be picked up in the Student Life Office or online. Student Elections will take place Wednesday, April... Read more »
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