J. Cole’s “The Fall Off” is a coming-of-age story
J.Cole first mentioned “The Fall Off’ in 2018, on his
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 11, 2026
April 15, 2022
A shot, a stop, a statement: Braves defeat top-seeded Bruins in overtime
With 35.1 seconds on the clock at Carver Arena, the
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
February 10, 2026
‘They kind of punked us’: Panthers pounce on Braves in lowest scoring game of the season
The Bradley men’s basketball team has had a rollercoaster of
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 7, 2026
Fool’s gold statues: Category fraud at the Oscars
The 2026 Oscar nominations are unique for several reasons. Ryan
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
February 6, 2026
‘It’s going to be an exciting brand of baseball’: Bradley baseball prepares for first season of Dedman era
When long-time head coach Elvis Dominguez retired at the conclusion
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
February 6, 2026
Bradley partners with Illinois Central College to provide students with more academic opportunities
An easier path to more opportunities. This was Bradley’s main
Davis Kinch - News Reporter
February 6, 2026
It’s all in the numbers, according to Bradley alumnus Karel Janeček
Despite being held every year, the McCord lecture series never
Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor
February 6, 2026
Rapid Recap: Braves Rewrite Record Book in Breakout Weekend
Braves Track & Field didn’t just compete this past weekend;
Jaylen Harris - Contributor
February 6, 2026
“Resilient”: The Theme for Softball’s 2026 Season
Bradley softball entered this season under unexpected circumstances, as former
Cristina Solano - Contributor
February 6, 2026
Resident Evil Requiem: What can fans expect?
With Resident Evil Requiem, Capcom seems set to combine the
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
February 6, 2026
Staff Picks: What is The Scout listening to in February?
The Scout staff has created a list of its favorite
Staff
February 6, 2026
Don’t slip on the snow, start on the right foot this semester
Coming back from winter break can be difficult for anyone,
The Scout
February 6, 2026
One-on-One: Who will be Super Bowl LX champion?
It all comes down to Sunday as Super Bowl LX
Jake Aimone - Contributor & Micah Gatewood - Contributor
February 6, 2026
Column: It is that deep
WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR “Sentimental Value” There’s a level of
Paul Swartz
February 6, 2026
The Scout
February 6, 2026
‘He’s not a freshman anymore’: Montana Wheeler continues promising year with 18 points in win against Valparaiso
With 7:42 to play in the first half, and Valparaiso
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 4, 2026
Don Toliver refines his momentum on ‘OCTANE’
“The inspiration behind the title is another phrase for more
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
February 2, 2026
‘I just woke up feeling hot’: Huibregtse’s historic night helps Braves leash Bulldogs
Entering Saturday, the list of Braves who have made nine
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
February 1, 2026
CxT brews Starbucks out of town – and locals’ mornings – proving it’s never too latte
The third “Coffee by Tristan” (CxT) location now brews its
Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor
January 30, 2026
Meet Montana Wheeler: The Brave with basketball excellence coursing through his veins
Down four on the road in overtime, freshman guard Montana
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
January 30, 2026
Sports
People, pillars, prestige lead Popovec to women’s basketball head coach position
Kate Popovec didn’t think she was going to be hired as the 10th head coach in Bradley women’s basketball history. The desire to be a
Jonathan Michel, Sports Co-Editor
April 15, 2022
Sports
Up and down: Bradley baseball battles inconsistencies versus Wright State
In the first home series for Bradley baseball (10-17) this year, the Braves struggled to find their groove, dropping two of three to the Wright
Matt Lucas, Contributor
April 15, 2022
News
Bradley provost discusses possible textbook program before Student Senate
At this past Monday’s General Assembly meeting, university provost Walter Zakahi spoke before Student Senate regarding a Barnes & Noble program currently being considered by
Sam Mwakasisi - Assistant News Editor
April 15, 2022
Humans of the Hilltop
How one Bradley alumna is making a directorial name for herself
Note: This article has since been updated on April 18 at 6:20 p.m. Molly Horst, a graduate of Bradley’s class of 2015 who majored in
Madalyn Mirallegro - Copy Editor
April 15, 2022
Voice
Review: ‘Moonshot’ aims for the stars and misses
“Moonshot,” a new sci-fi romantic comedy starring Cole Sprouse and Lana Condor, was recently released on HBO Max. The title is somewhat misleading, as the
Daniel Kerns - Voice Editor
April 15, 2022
Sports
Worth the Waite
On New Year’s Day, disaster struck the Bradley women’s basketball program. With the team riding a six-game losing streak and not playing a game for
Mason Klemm, Contributor
April 15, 2022
Sports
Bradley women’s golf finish fourth at the Redbird Spring Invitational
Coming off their best finish this spring at the Redbird Invitational, hosted by Illinois State on April 9, the Bradley women’s golf team is hoping
Colten Kahler, Sports Reporter
April 15, 2022
Sports
Braves softball eyeing bounce back after sweep at Drake
The Bradley softball team traveled to Des Moines, Iowa, to face Drake for three games on April 9-10 at Buel Field. Ultimately, six total errors
Nick Zoll, Contributor
April 15, 2022
News
UPDATED: Bradley baccalaureate degree requirements lowered from 124 to 120 credits
Note: This article was updated from its original publication on March 24. University Senate voted unanimously in September 2021 to lower the minimum number of
Angeline Schmelzer - Editor-in-Chief & Larry Larson - Managing Editor
April 15, 2022
Review: ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is everything you could ever want and more
Multiverse movies are all the rage lately. Between the success of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” and “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” as well as the upcoming
Robert Lee - Contributor
April 15, 2022
