The Spellman family is officially back with a vengeance after the premiere of part two of the Netflix series on April 5. Comprised of nine episodes, the second installment of “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” has taken a turn away from its teen drama tendencies and…
Posts published in April 2019
Whenever you have a technology issue, whether it is trouble connecting to the network, a password reset or a specific device issue, the Service Desk is a resource on campus to go for any technology related questions. “We have students’ best interest at heart,” Service…
Not many people can say that they have traveled to 15 countries, let alone that they have visited all of them in the span of nine months. Bradley alumnus Chris Vergatos has done just that and more while teaching English to fifth through ninth grade…
The academic year is coming to a close, which means the end of intramural sports season is also near. Soon, it will be time for the second-ever Lydia’s Cup champion to be crowned in the men’s and women’s divisions. Scott Wood, the second year assistant…
Think of all the comfort food you grew up loving – bacon, pizza, cinnamon rolls and cupcakes. Now, make them vegan. That is what Riley Greenwood, co-owner of Riley’s Vegan Sweets and Eats, strives to do with her business. Within the last couple years, what…
On April 3, Bradley signed a formal transfer agreement with Illinois Central College. The Scout believes this choice will ultimately be beneficial for the university, and will help fill gaps in enrollment numbers. According to the Bradley University statistical profile, the university brought in 194…
Despite strong crosswinds and cold temperatures on Wednesday, Bradley baseball (19-10, 0-3) beat Big 10 opponent Iowa 3-1. It was payback time for Bradley after losing to the Hawkeyes 4-2 on March 26, giving up four runs in the bottom of the eighth inning. After…
Walking down the hallway in Westlake, one may not realize they are in the presence of a president. Yes, the newly elected student body president, Megan Brezka. Brezka is a junior health science major chemistry and neuroscience minor for pre-med. She was recently elected to…
• At approximately 1 a.m. on April 9, a female student discovered she was missing a $20 bill, approximately $5 in change and a cell phone cord from her vehicle. The student claimed she locked the vehicle, but there was no sign of forced entry.…
Last week, I traveled to Birmingham, Alabama, for the National Conference on Contemporary Cast Iron Art and Practices with the Bradley sculpture faculty. I’ve never worked with iron before—it isn’t easy. It requires heavy physical labor, and the furnaces used to melt the metal can…