Bradley opened their season against Monmouth College with the remnants
Stability. Retention. Consistency. Those are just a few words that
Bradley soccer had a chance to achieve a feat they
Bradley volleyball’s season has been plagued by inconsistency and an
A deck of cards may hold the self-revelation you need.
This review contains spoilers for “Clayface” The DCU’s latest film,
Halloween is coming up, and the athletes are picking out
With Halloween right around the corner, TikTok is already telling
2026 has seen a renewed interest in horror filmmaking. From
In the spirit of Halloween, the Scout Sports Staff has
Reading 100 books was my 2021 New Year’s resolution. It
Fraternities are under fire across the country right now –
With Halloween on the horizon, horror movies are back in
With only one conference win in head coach Tim Regan’s
Bradley men’s basketball ended its preseason with a disappointing 53-48
Following the release of their 2025 album “Everyone’s Talking,” iconic
Looking for a change of pace after losing their first
Ditch fast fashion and grab free fashion. It’s a simple
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
