Take a quick tour of Bradley University’s Women’s Basketball Facilities.
WECA’s three state-and-federally-approved apprenticeship programs, Commercial Inside Wireman, Residential Wireman, and Low Voltage (Sound and Communication Installer: Voice Data Video and Fire Life Safety), are offered at three training facilities throughout the state of California: Sacramento Region, San Diego, and Riverside.
Congratulations to our 2018 Southern California Graduating Class!!
Human-powered music. It's what you get when 450+ student musicians and faculty come together to compose, perform, and enjoy music together.
http://www.knox.edu/music
Soundtrack arranged by Daniel Godsil, featuring:
Symphony No. 4, Finale
by Tchaikovsky
Knox-Galesburg Symphony
Bruce Polay, conductor
Wild Nights
by Ed Frazier Davis ’12
performed by the Knox College Choir
Laura Lane, director
Outerspection
by Cherry Street Jazz Combo
Knox Jazz Ensemble
David Hoffman & Nikki Malley ’98, Directors
Burning Bright: an Ode to Knox
by Jeremy Day-O'Connell
Students in the Knox VideoCorps compiled the Knoxiest Moments of 2015—from innovative Spark and Fullbridge programs at the start of the year, through fall season highlights in soccer and football, and the groundbreaking for the new multi-million-dollar Whitcomb Art Building.
Acclaimed saxophonist Donny McCaslin joined the Knox Jazz Ensemble and Cherry Street Combo for the 2nd Annual Jerome Mirza Jazz Residency at Knox.
The Museums, Monuments & Memory class worked all term long producing their museum exhibit entitled People and Place: Irish, Swedish and Mexican Immigration in Galesburg. The exhibit will be up through the summer in the Ford Center for Fine Arts.