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
Author: Beth Knapinski
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
Why ‘The Housemaid” works on the screen and the page
Psychological thrillers are very dependent on how everything feels. “The
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
January 30, 2026
Silly rabbit, Trix are for college kids!
Once a long-told legend, now a reality, the Cereal Club
Celine Lamirand - News Editor
January 30, 2026
Prosecuting evil: ICE, ‘Wicked: For Good’ and the Nuremberg trials
At the end of “Wicked: For Good,” the day has
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
January 30, 2026
Twenty-three personal bests: Bradley shines at Larry Wieczorek Invitational
The Braves kicked off the 2026 indoor season with a
Cristina Solano - Contributor
January 30, 2026
Rapid Recap: Bradley picks up two comfortable wins against Valpo, UIC
Bradley women’s basketball had a solid weekend against Valparaiso and
Ian Manley - Contributor
January 30, 2026
The Scout
January 30, 2026
Bradley’s Path2HigherEnrollmentNumbers
On Jan. 20, Bradley formalized an official partnership with Illinois
The Scout
January 30, 2026
One-on-One: Is the transfer portal harmful to the current state of college football?
With the college football season coming to an end, coaches’
Micah Gatewood - Contributor & Carolina Martinez - Contributor
January 30, 2026
Candidates clash before Nov. 4 election
Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn and Republican challenger Bruce Rauner clashed over competing visions for Illinois’ future in the Oct. 9 gubernatorial debate at Peoria’s WTVP
Beth Knapinski
October 17, 2014
SBO elections close, Vaughn wins sec. of finance
Following a relatively uneventful student body officer campaign season, 10 percent of the students made their choice and elected four new SBOs for the next
Beth Knapinski
April 11, 2014
Alum talks 1960s discrimination
While Jackie Robinson was breaking racial barriers on the baseball diamond, one Bradley student used Robinson as an inspiration to break similar barriers in his
Beth Knapinski
April 11, 2014
Honors students receive priority registration slots
For qualified honors students, class registration became a little less stressful this semester thanks to a new Honors Program policy. Priority registration was introduced
Beth Knapinski
April 11, 2014
SBO officers discuss plans at debate
Student Body officer candidates reiterated the need for greater communication and awareness about Student Senate as they fielded questions from about two dozen students at
Beth Knapinski
April 4, 2014
Little to no competition for SBO elections
The path to elected office may never be easier than for those running for student body officer (SBO) positions this spring. Three of the four
Beth Knapinski
March 28, 2014
Participation is key in upcoming SBO elections
It’s that time of year when attention goes from the hardwood to home plate, from slipping on ice to sloshing through puddles and from blasting
Beth Knapinski
March 7, 2014
New business club broadens horizons
Go far, go global. For six international business majors, starting the Global Business Association (GBA) was a way to encourage business students to do just
Beth Knapinski
March 7, 2014
Dietetics program recognized
Bradley’s dietetics program has been recognized as one of the best programs of its kind. Allied Health World, a comprehensive online resource for all things
Beth Knapinski
February 28, 2014
SCC hosts largest spring job fair, offers new programs
Despite the lagging economy, Bradley welcomed a record num- ber of employers to the Renaissance Coliseum Feb. 13 for the annual Spring Job and Internship
Beth Knapinski
February 21, 2014
