‘We got exposed and now we have to get back to the drawing board’: Braves suffer blowout loss to Murray State
With 6:42 to play, Bradley walked the ball past halfcourt
With 6:42 to play, Bradley walked the ball past halfcourt
As the clock struck midnight on Thursday, the Bradley men’s
At halftime, the Bradley men’s basketball team trailed 35-31 to
Bradley women’s basketball finished the first two months of the
As Alex Huibregtse walked to the free-throw line, he could
Bradley 74, Indiana State 71. That’s what the scoreboard read
Bradley women’s basketball has been on a roller coaster ride.
The Bradley men’s basketball team walked back onto the court
Advocacy is a necessary component of society as it ensures
WARNING: CONTAINS HEAVY SPOILERS In 2023, Blumhouse presented the Five
A few weeks ago, a student witnessed pamphlets being distributed by the Moss-Bradley Residential Association. The pamphlet described the behaviors expected of residents living in
According to a Sept. 22 Gallup poll, 47 percent of Americans polled believe press coverage of this presidential race has been too liberal, 13 percent
On Sept. 26, the Scout ran an article “Hours change for minors.” The Department of Foreign Languages did not undertake these changes lightly, but did
Last week I joined the company of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. And I did it by making a mistake. We’ve all heard it before
I have a love/hate relationship with my car. I love it because it’s a joke on wheels, and I hate it for the same reason.
Ladies and gentlemen, the results are in – the next President of the United States of grand ol’ America is – Sen. Barack Obama! Through
Officials have decided the clock tower on Westlake Hall needs a facelift. The clock, a gift from the first graduating class of horology at Bradley,
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity is pressing charges against a member of another fraternity for a residential burglary that occurred early Tuesday morning. The suspect, a
After continued low ratings in the Princeton Review, there is a new student committee charged with making changes at the Cullom-Davis Library. Marianna Divietro, a
Students showed their true political colors at last Saturday’s “Dyeing to Vote” in Lydia’s Lounge. About 250 students attended the event, where they had the