‘BEETLEJUICE’ haunts the Peoria Civic Center in a triumphant production
On Tuesday, the Broadway touring cast of “BEETLEJUICE” started their
On Tuesday, the Broadway touring cast of “BEETLEJUICE” started their
Jane Walsh is a Peoria native with more than 20
The passing of Cameron Paul was an unexpected tragedy. At
With their chances at making the Missouri Valley Conference tournament
Bradley track and field made two stops in Iowa last
For decades, the best way to get yourself recognized for
Three years ago, a global pandemic ended – for humans.
Sometimes, a season doesn’t end because a team wasn’t good
The Zaleski Drop Tower currently sits next to the elevators
For the first time since 2000, the men’s golf MVC
It usually starts as background noise. An episode plays while
It was June 2022. I was casually sitting in my
The Scout staff has compiled a list of its favorite
With the 2026 NFL Draft concluded, 257 collegiate players have
Despite the court being dormant, the college basketball offseason is
Houston rapper Megan Thee Stallion, whose real name is Megan
About 37 years ago, Tim Burton’s “Beetlejuice” was released in
Thursday, I got into my car, ready to attack the

Student drop outs? The Bradley Bachelor? Kaboom! won a championship? The Scoop has you covered on all of these stories and more in this year’s

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It didn’t take long for Tyrese Johnson to make an impact under the bright lights of the collegiate stage. As the junior outfielder takes in

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Philanthropy events have been hosted by a wide variety of organizations on campus since the end of spring break. Bradley Serve and Zeta Phi Beta

After winning three of their last five and scoring double-digit runs in each of those five, Bradley baseball (8-14) hoped to maintain their offensive momentum

As the final buzzer sounded in Moline on March 14, the Bradley women’s basketball team walked off the court for the final time this season,

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