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Former reliever talks Bradley career, MLB life

In 2009, Rob Scahill saw his dream come true. In the eighth round of the 2009 First Year Major League Baseball Player Draft, the Colorado Rockies selected the 6-foot 2-inch right-handed pitcher from Bradley University. Scahill, a Lombard native, was with the Rockies for three…

Baseball wins a pair

Weather may have forced the Bradley baseball team to move its series against Southeast Missouri State to New Orleans, but the trip to the “Big Easy” did little to stop Bradley’s pitching from making baseball look easy. The pitching staff led the Braves to two…

Braves split final two home games

The women’s basketball team bid adieu to Renaissance Coliseum for the season last weekend as the Braves hosted Southern Illinois and rival Illinois State in the team’s final home stand. The women were looking to avenge a 16-point loss to the Salukis earlier in the…

Women’s basketball swept by Shockers, Bears

Just as things were looking up for the Bradley women’s basketball team, this past weekend sent the Braves back to the drawing board. Losses to Missouri State and Wichita State last weekend put the Braves at 3-10 in the conference, with only five games remaining…

Editorial: Digital Age not an excuse for laziness

This week, an article titled “Top 25 most dangerous college campuses in America” was released via Find The Best and immediately went viral, from news stations to social media sites. Bradley University came in at No. 4 behind Drake University, Alabama A & M University…

Embrace innocent guilty pleasures

No matter who you are, you have a guilty pleasure. Everyone in the world has something they like that they’re not particularly proud of or don’t want people to know. You might think you’re wrong and weird for liking these things. I know, for instance,…

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