Many people decide to obtain a degree in political science for law school preparation. Not only is this a popular route, but the degree has helped applicants get accepted to law programs. If you’re considering political science to help you prepare for law school, some stats and considerations can help you decide. Follow along to…
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Brescia Seeks Help from Local High School Artists
Each year, Brescia University President, Fr. Larry Hostetter, mails out nearly 500 Christmas cards to alumni, friends, and business partners. The front cover has previously been a one-of-a-kind, commissioned image. This year, we would like to begin a new tradition. We would like to offer our local high school artists the opportunity to create the…
Brescia at the Brink of Second Century with $10 Million Capital Campaign
Students, faculty and staff joined alumni and community partners on campus Saturday night to celebrate the kickoff of a $10 million capital campaign for the university. “The Campaign for Brescia University: Gateway to Our Second Century” will take place over the next five years and the funding will provide for many enhancements to the campus.…
Spirit of Angela
During Founder’s Week there is a tradition of recognizing one male and one female student who possesses in remarkable ways the spirit of Saint Angela Merici. Angela Merici was a leader in great and small ways and touched the lives of many. She is responsible for founding the Ursuline Sisters whom she named after Saint…
5 Local Government Positions in Public Administration
Local government positions span cities, towns and counties. Usually, these individuals will serve on the legislative and executive branches and, depending on state law, they will remain for an allocated term length. Take a look at some common positions at the local government level. [wc_divider style=”solid” line=”single” margin_top=”” margin_bottom=””] Mayor As the leader of a…
BUOnline to Offer Christmas Term
For the first time, BUOnline is offering a Christmas term to all students. Courses consist of a 4-week accelerated version of classes that will open December 8th. Classes are considered to begin on the morning of Friday, December 12 and conclude in the afternoon of January 9. First chats will not be held until December 15.…
Uniting Your Town: How to Get Started in Local Politics
If you’re wondering how to get started in local politics, a lot of it will depend on your ability to get acquainted with your community. You’ll need to make connections, get involved and learn the political landscape as much as possible to progress. Small steps are needed to get started in local politics. Here are…
Law School Fair; Two Days. Five Schools. One All-Star Panel.
Brescia is pleased to announce the annual Law School Fair will span two days this year, welcoming visitors Monday, October 27 and Tuesday, October 28. Representatives from Indiana University, Bloomington and SIU Carbondale, as well as the University of Kentucky, University of Louisville and Northern Kentucky University will all be participating. In addition to each…
2014 Kentucky Senate Election Guide
To date, the 2014 Kentucky Senate election appears as if it’ll come down to the final vote, and ABC News predicts this race “will be the most watched 2014 contest of them all.” Take a look at the candidates, the election overview and get the information you need to vote on Nov. 4 when the…
Brescia Named to Coveted Military Friendly Schools® List
Victory Media Inc.’s Military Friendly Schools® 2015 has recognized Brescia University among the top 15 percent of colleges, universities and trade schools in the county that are doing the most to embrace military students and to dedicate resources to ensure their success in the classroom and after graduation. Now in its sixth year, the Military…
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