Braves kick off new era of baseball against Bethune-Cookman and Indiana
The first series of the baseball season is always important.
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
February 20, 2026
October 29, 2021
Bradley’s NAACP chapter celebrates Black history at trivia night
Black History Month is a time of celebration and recognition.
Davis Kinch - News Reporter
February 20, 2026
Art by all, accolades for all: Bad Bunny, Jafar Panahi and the English language’s monopoly on Academy Awards
After nearly seven decades of ceremonies, the 68th Grammys awarded
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
February 20, 2026
Braves face tough matchups at War Eagle Classic
The Braves traveled to Auburn, Ala., this past weekend to
Cristina Solano - Contributor
February 20, 2026
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
February 20, 2026
Rapid Recap: Track breaks records, not hearts, this Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day weekend, the Bradley track team traveled to
Micah Gatewood - Contributor
February 20, 2026
Students shouldn’t have to Brave their inboxes
In the past five days, Bradley students have been targeted
The Scout
February 20, 2026
Column: Life moves pretty fast
Time really does fly when you’re getting older. Everyone’s heard
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
February 20, 2026
The Scout
February 20, 2026
‘We were not tough enough’: Braves last-minute comeback is not enough to defeat Beacons
As he held his follow-through and watched the ball swish
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 19, 2026
‘Crime 101’ brings the genre back to basics
Unless you’re at a film festival, the first two months
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
February 18, 2026
Rapid Recap: Women’s basketball survives road stretch with Evansville and Southern Illinois
Bradley’s previous four games included wins over Drake, Northern Iowa
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor & Ian Manley - Contributor
February 17, 2026
Go big or go home; Braves defense stifles Salukis in milestone win
To say Bradley’s defense has been middling this season would
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
February 15, 2026
From Canada to the Hilltop: Maya Foz making the most of her freshman year
Halli Poock, Caroline Waite, Lasha Petree and Gabi Haack. What
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor
February 13, 2026
Ever striving, continuously surviving; Bradley’s artists curate a gallery of hard truths
Bradley’s art students took charge of the Heuser Art Center’s
By Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor
February 13, 2026
Scarlett Rose Binder - Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 13, 2026
Rapid Recap: Freshman factor headlines statsheet in Iowa
Feb. 6 was a big day for the Bradley freshmen
Jake Aimone - Contributor
February 13, 2026
Finding their rhythm: Bradley softball battles through early season tests
Bradley softball faced a challenging start to this season, taking
Cristina Solano - Contributor
February 13, 2026
Why a bouquet? Try crochet, ‘mache and avoid clichés
It’s the time of year when pink and red are
Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor
February 13, 2026
Q&A: President Shadid reflects on first-year initiatives
April 1 marks one year since James Shadid was made
Scarlett Binder and Latif Love - Co-Editors-in-Chief
February 13, 2026
Podcast
Study Break: Happy Halloween
Happy Halloween from The Scout! This week on Study Break, we discuss getting into the Halloween spirit and the making of our special PDF edition
Scout
October 29, 2021
Voice
Special Voice Halloween Edition (PDF)
Happy Halloween from The Scout! Read our special spooky edition of our Voice section, titled the Scream.
Staff
October 29, 2021
News
Steiner Symposium postponed to March
After being canceled last fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Charley Steiner Symposium will return Thursday, March 3, postponed from its usual early
Larry Larson
October 29, 2021
News
ACBU invites Chris Moon to lead a live ghost hunt
As part of this year’s “Halloweek” activities, ACBU hosted paranormal investigator Chris Moon for a Q&A and live spirit session on campus on Oct. 27.
Anaiah Davis - Copy Editor
October 29, 2021
Sports
Column: Conference realignment is for the better
I would assume that most of you remember the playground game “Red Rover” from your childhood days. Two teams stood in lines on opposite ends,
Jonathan Michel, Sports Co-Editor
October 29, 2021
An open letter to the ‘well, actually, Frankenstein is the doctor’ crowd
Dear everyone that gets fussy about a book written by a teenager 200 years ago, Stop. Just stop. It’s annoying and the only thing you’re
Daniel Kerns - Assistant Voice Editor
October 29, 2021
Voice
One-on-One: Candy corn – love it or leave it
One-on-One: Leave it By Angeline Schmelzer Candy corn is not the best nor the worst Halloween treat, but it is the one that sparks the
Angeline Schmelzer and Larry Larson
October 29, 2021
Voice
Simp or Slash: horror characters that steal our hearts (literally and figuratively)
Everyone loves a good thrill from time to time — blood rushing, heart pumping, hands shaking and stuttering over words. Horror is definitely the genre
Valerie Vasconez
October 29, 2021
Sports
Dieterich wins the Illini Open, Bradley prepares for Missouri Valley Championship
For Bradley’s cross-country team, the Illini Open featured some new faces, and those new faces thrived. Sophomore Max Dieterich took home the title for the
Skye Gillespie, Contributor
October 29, 2021
Sports
Finland, family help shape Smidtslund
Helsinki, the capital city of Finland, sits over 4,500 miles away from Peoria, a place where unique design and architecture stand tall among the over
Matt Lucas, Contributor
October 29, 2021
