‘Crime 101’ brings the genre back to basics
Unless you’re at a film festival, the first two months
Unless you’re at a film festival, the first two months
Bradley’s previous four games included wins over Drake, Northern Iowa
To say Bradley’s defense has been middling this season would
Halli Poock, Caroline Waite, Lasha Petree and Gabi Haack. What
Bradley’s art students took charge of the Heuser Art Center’s
Feb. 6 was a big day for the Bradley freshmen
Bradley softball faced a challenging start to this season, taking
It’s the time of year when pink and red are
April 1 marks one year since James Shadid was made
If there’s a central message in Christopher Nolan’s 2014 masterpiece
Valentine’s Day episodes can be the best way of showing
International relations affect everything. This is a motto that Patrick
Content Warning: Addiction & Self Harm The hardest part of
There’s no better time of year than Valentine’s weekend to
On the week of Valentine’s Day, the Scout Staff has
Bradley tennis delivered a weekend that proved just how thin
In 2023, the Scout posted an editorial asking Bradley to
J.Cole first mentioned “The Fall Off’ in 2018, on his

The university announced this afternoon how it would distribute its allocated $2.1 million of emergency grant funding from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund to

The 2019-2020 school year will always be remembered by its abrupt ending due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, there were many other

A week after Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker announced an extension of the stay-at-home-order, a judge in Southern Illinois issued a temporary injunction for state Rep.
Jeffrey Blade, the CEO of Matilda Jane Clothing, was appointed as the next chief financial officer (CFO) by Bradley’s incoming president Stephen Standifird as his
In order to retain campus pride without actually being on campus, the Student Activities Office held its annual Leadership Awards virtually on April 27. Organizations
Student Senate announced they passed two resolutions involving accessibility on campus and textbook access in a press release on April 25. While nothing has been

As Bradley University makes significant changes during the COVID-19 pandemic, it is also postponing sabbaticals, a period of time where professors take paid time off

Just about four years ago, I dragged two large-sized luggage bags and a backpack and arrived at Peoria airport after a 24-hour delay in China.
The ability to have in-person counseling sessions through Bradley University’s Student Support Services may have stopped, but the need certainly has not. Student Support Services