Bradley’s strategy to combat declining enrollment
With enrollment numbers on the decline nationwide, Bradley has been
Celine Lamirand - News Editor
April 10, 2026
February 11, 2022
Editorial: The police can arrest perpetrators, but we can stop harm
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Bradley has several
The Scout
April 10, 2026
Not-so rapid recap: Ninth Annual Steiner Symposium
Sports events usually gather cheering fans into stadiums, but on
Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor
April 10, 2026
Track and field sets three outdoor program records across three events
Bradley track and field’s second weekend of the outdoor season
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor
April 10, 2026
Braves face tough battle in games versus Evansville and Purdue
Doubleheader, a rainout, another doubleheader and a losing streak snapped.
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
April 10, 2026
‘BULLY’ isn’t a comeback, it’s Kanye making his case
Just two weeks since its release, “BULLY” doesn’t sound like
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
April 10, 2026
Bradley tennis flips the script in weekend bounce-back
Bradley women’s tennis didn’t let Friday’s heartbreak turn into a
Jaylen Harris - Contributor
April 10, 2026
Men’s golf runs into trouble on new course
This past Monday and Tuesday marked the first time in
Jake Aimone - Contributor
April 10, 2026
Hoping for Earth from beyond it: Yuri Gagarin, Artemis II and the overview effect
When Yuri Gagarin became the first human to enter space,
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
April 10, 2026
Column: Don’t forget who gave you the ladder to climb, or risk falling before you reach your height
As my mother twirled and danced in the banquet hall,
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 10, 2026
One-on-One: Should the NFL expand to an 18-game regular season?
At the most recent NFL Owners Meetings in Arizona, commissioner
Ian Manley - Contributor & Micah Gatewood - Contributor
April 10, 2026
The Scout
April 10, 2026
Bradley’s master’s degree pathway partnership with Syracuse University’s Maxwell School explained
Bradley had one goal in mind when creating their new
Davis Kinch - News Reporter
April 6, 2026
Former Marquette assistant coach hired as new Bradley women’s basketball head coach
A week after head coach Kate Popovec-Goss left Bradley women’s
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor
April 3, 2026
Jaden Ivey being waived won’t matter on judgment day, but his actions will
On Monday, the Chicago Bulls waived point guard Jaden Ivey
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 3, 2026
‘Everybody’ ditches old scripts for new laughs
Everybody is going to die. That much is clear from
Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor
April 3, 2026
Multiple personal bests and school records in St. Louis during outdoor season opener
Three and a half weeks after the MVC Indoor Championships,
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor
April 3, 2026
Rapid Recap: Braves fall in home opening series to Murray State, Iowa
Bradley baseball returned to Dozer Park for the first time
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
April 3, 2026
What comes next for ‘One Piece’
Editor’s Note: This article includes mild spoilers. After months of
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
April 3, 2026
Rapid Recap: New Course, Same Result for Bradley Women’s Golf
For the first time in Bradley history, the Braves competed
Jake Aimone - Contributor
April 3, 2026
Voice
Read The Scout’s Valentine’s Day Special – The Voyeur
Happy Valentine’s Day from The Scout! Celebrate the upcoming holiday by reading the special PDF Edition of the Voice section – The Voyeur.
Staff
February 11, 2022
News
Black histories and legacies celebrated at Delta Sigma Theta ceremony
On Wednesday night in the Garrett Center, the Theta Epsilon chapter of Bradley’s Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. hosted its annual Black history ceremony to
Sam Mwakasisi - Assistant News Editor
February 11, 2022
Racism isn’t gone in schools, it has changed
Rules are made to be followed, especially in schools. These schools are insistent that, since desegregation, those rules are fair and “see no color.” While
Valerie Vasconez - News Editor
February 11, 2022
Sports
Braves baseball eager to see how talent matches up in 2022
While it may not look like it outside, baseball season is right around the corner for the Bradley Braves, who hit the road next week
Colten Kahler, Contributor
February 11, 2022
Sports
Softball state champion stays home at Bradley
It was June 16, 2021 at Petersen Hotels Field in Peoria. Addie Welsh was standing on third. The bases were loaded, and the game was
Mason Klemm, Contributor
February 11, 2022
Voice
Bound to love you
An excerpt from the upcoming new romance novel “Bound to Love You.” In bookstores never and nowhere near you. This wasn’t the Saturday that Reggie
Valerie Vasconez
February 11, 2022
News
A night of trivia all about Black history
Bradley’s chapter of the NAACP hosted a Black history trivia and game night on Feb. 7 in the Student Center Executive Suite. Students played games
Madalyn Mirallegro - Copy Editor
February 11, 2022
News
Column: The beautiful lie of nostalgia
Ah, nostalgia — a beautiful lie among many. No part of your life is exempt from the longing; it doesn’t just stop at the end
Sam Mwakasisi - Assistant News Editor
February 11, 2022
News
Delta Sigma Theta leads student discussion on the ‘strong Black woman’ narrative
For most people, the word “strong” is a positive adjective used to describe them. For Black women, though, “strong” is a loaded word that can
Anaiah Davis - Copy Editor
February 11, 2022
Sports
Rapid Recap: Rice, Koenig set career highs, drop shootout to Beacons
It was a shootout from start to finish, but despite Bradley (4-17) fighting to win their second game in a row, they fell short
Matt Lucas, Contributor
February 11, 2022
