Raising school spirit can be done a number of different ways. Pep rallies, sporting events, and Homecoming are the classics. Now, a group of Bradley freshmen have taken a new route: YouTube. The group’s series of videos, “The Dorm Life,” available at thedormlife.com, are meant…
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You probably saw University President Joanne Glasser with her prized new acquisition, head basketball coach Geno Ford if you attended the last Late Night BU. You probably would have seen that he doesn’t quite resemble an individual involved in basketball from a distance. Yes, he…
The Bradley baseball team’s woes continued after a 14-1 loss against Northern Illinois Tuesday night at O’Brien Field. The Braves extended their current losing streak to three games and have lost 11 of their last 13. “It’s something that you have to grind out,” sophomore…
A weekend power surge from senior Katie Singler helped guide the Braves’ softball team to a sweep of Indiana State, 5-2 and 10-3. During Saturday’s double-header, Singler homered in both games, racking up four RBIs, while sparking the Braves to consecutive wins for the first…
Never in a million years did I envision myself writing this column. As an avid sports fan my entire life, I never got into hockey. My hometown of Indianapolis doesn’t have a professional team, so I had no rooting interest growing up. I admittedly know…
On the outskirts of Vancouver, Canada, is a large urban park 10 times the size of Central Park. Its name is Stanley Park. Now that’s just too perfect for a city sporting a hockey team with the largest goal differential, who scored the most goals…
On the surface, this hasn’t been a particularly memorable year on campus. This was not a year of extremes. There were no intruder alerts, no swine flu breakouts, no party busts worthy of national news. Looking back at some of the major headlines from this…
It is clear that the Scout is extremely against Bradley University aiding the Greeks for fire safety, but it seems that there are some inaccurate preconceived notions. Greek organizations are not giant parties. They have membership fees, committee structures, budgets, fundraising, and service hours, just…
Two contenders for the vacant police chief position will be on campus next week to interview and speak with students and faculty at open forums. The possible candidates are Eric Plummer, chief of police at Southern Arkansas University, and Brian Joschko, lieutenant at Marquette University.…
Starting today, interested students, faculty and staff will be able to participate in a special opportunity to sign one of Westlake Hall’s steel beams before construction is completed. The beam will be available to sign today from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 8 a.m.…