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  • First but not last: Bradley’s first-gen student excellence

    The Office of Inclusive Excellence (OIE) closed National First-Gen Student Week with a local jazz band on the night of Nov. 7. Aptly titled “Night of the First,” the celebration gathered many first-generation Braves dressed to fit the 1920s theme of the event. “Every year,…

    Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor November 14, 2025
  • Stressed? Press A to water your crops

    As the weather cools and the Bradley campus starts trading iced coffees for hot chocolates, something else happens too – students begin to hibernate. Snow, finals and seemingly endless darkness are starting up and instead of doom-scrolling or scheduling yet another therapy session, more people…

    Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor November 14, 2025
  • Column: What’s left are memories

    I knew it was a strange day when I saw my high school come into view without something in my headphones. Somewhere along the way, I’d put them on and forgotten about them. People talked around me as usual, but I didn’t hear any of…

    Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor November 14, 2025
  • Staff Picks: What is the best Grammy-nominated album?

    With the announcement of the Grammy nominations on Nov. 7, The Scout staff has selected its favorite nominated albums across all categories. Rome Tews: “MAYHEM” by Lady Gaga It had to be done. “MAYHEM” is another culture-defining moment for Lady Gaga, recapturing her recession-core pop…

    The Scout November 14, 2025
  • ‘We were two steps behind all night’: Bradley suffers a humbling loss to UT Martin

    Since 1938, the Bradley basketball team has had eight games in which they shot below 35 percent from the field, under 20 percent from three and were outrebounded by seven or more.  They’ve lost every single time.  In fact, a Division I team has only…

    Latif Love - Co-editor-in-chief November 13, 2025
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The K-pop union dividing fans

The K-pop union dividing fans

By Nikko Wotherspoon - Copy Editor on November 14, 2025

With the worldwide rise of K-pop and its recurring industry scandals, it is surprising to some that there is no union to protect K-pop idols.  The K-pop industry is known for its intense training process and the imbalance between idols’ personal lives and work. Trainees,…

Stressed? Press A to water your crops

Stressed? Press A to water your crops

By Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor on November 14, 2025

As the weather cools and the Bradley campus starts trading iced coffees for hot chocolates, something else happens too – students begin to hibernate. Snow, finals and seemingly endless darkness are starting up and instead of doom-scrolling or scheduling yet another therapy session, more people…

Column: What’s left are memories

Column: What’s left are memories

By Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor on November 14, 2025

I knew it was a strange day when I saw my high school come into view without something in my headphones. Somewhere along the way, I’d put them on and forgotten about them. People talked around me as usual, but I didn’t hear any of…

One-on-One: Should the NCAA allow college athletes and staff to bet on sports?

One-on-One: Should the NCAA allow college athletes and staff to bet on sports?

By Carolina Martinez - Contributor and Micah Gatewood - Contributor on November 14, 2025

The NCAA recently approved rule changes that will allow collegiate athletes to bet on professional sports, with the changes set to take effect on Nov. 22 following a brief delay from the original Nov. 1 date. Despite the changes, there is still much debate over…

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