Incoming freshmen can expect University Hall to have a new look
The ongoing renovations of University Hall (UHall) are intended to
Davis Kinch - News Reporter
April 22, 2026
Caroline Todd
Baseball picks up crucial series win over Valpo
“This is a group that I think is going to
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
April 17, 2026
Q&A: Peyton Coburn elected 2026-27 student body president
The results are in, and the students have spoken. Next
Celine Lamirand - News Editor
April 17, 2026
Hot starts, cold finishes: Braves look to regroup before MVC Championship
Bradley showed flashes of strong play but couldn’t sustain it,
Jaylen Harris - Contributor
April 17, 2026
Men’s golf posts second-best finish of the season
Bradley men’s golf wrapped its regular season on a high
Jake Aimone - Contributor
April 17, 2026
Staff Pick: Who will win the NBA title?
With the NBA Play-In Tournament underway and the playoffs beginning
Scout Sports Staff
April 17, 2026
One-on-One: Should the NBA change the 65-game rule?
In order to be eligible for NBA awards, players must
Ian Manley - Contributor & Micah Gatewood - Contributor
April 17, 2026
A cautionary tale of a brighter future: Viktor Orbán, Hungary and the blueprint for America
In many ways, Viktor Orbán was everything Donald Trump hopes
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
April 17, 2026
As homelessness rises, it’s time to open your eyes
Homelessness has tripled in Peoria. Flyers hanging across campus read
The Scout
April 17, 2026
Police Reports: April 17, 2026
On April 8, BUPD received a report expressing concerns regarding
The Scout
April 17, 2026
Column: This, too, shall pass
Sometimes, I struggle to breathe. Something invisible grasps at me
Scarlett Rose Binder - Co-Editor-in-Chief
April 17, 2026
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
April 16, 2026
Exclusive Interview: Bradley Commit Trevon Payton discusses journey from Division II to the Hilltop
When the transfer portal opened, the first call that former
Latif Love - Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 13, 2026
Bradley’s strategy to combat declining enrollment
With enrollment numbers on the decline nationwide, Bradley has been
Celine Lamirand - News Editor
April 10, 2026
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
News
Costumes and community spirit
The idea of Halloween brings different images to mind. For some, it’s scary costumes. For others, it’s bags full of delicious candy. But for communities
Caroline Todd
November 1, 2019
News
U.S. Senate candidate brings her campaign to campus
Peggy Hubbard, who calls herself “a Republican who boldly speaks the truth,” visited campus Monday to prove she could do just that. “You want someone
Caroline Todd
October 25, 2019
Undocumented, unafraid
Students and faculty took part in an emotional discussion following the presentation of a movie about immigration and education last week, as part of Hispanic
Caroline Todd
October 4, 2019
Local Businesses
The Healthy Hive is all the buzz
A Peoria businesswoman knows all about expanding her work through social media, and she’s hoping it’ll help change the way people look at nutrition. Amanda
Caroline Todd
September 13, 2019
Braves take the lead at leadership conference
Approximately 35 students gathered in the Marty Theater united by a single challenge: dare to lead. For five hours, the students underwent lectures and discussions,
Caroline Todd
September 6, 2019
News
Chemistry’s future is looking green
While discussing the future of chemistry, this year’s Kolb Lecture Series speaker emphasized the importance of green education. John Warner gave his lecture “Green Chemistry:
Caroline Todd
April 12, 2019
Humans of the Hilltop
Human of the Hilltop: The age of Barker
If you walk into Cory Barker’s office, and you might not be able to guess what he does. He could be an Indiana University graduate,
Caroline Todd
March 29, 2019
Stay up late with your siblings
Children ran about the floors of Markin, with their faces painted like butterflies and stuffed lions clutched to their chests. A magician roamed around, performing
Caroline Todd
March 8, 2019
It’s about the culture: Black History Month
The purpose of Black History Month can be described in three words: celebrate black excellence. Events this month hosted by numerous organizations are helping Bradley
Caroline Todd
February 22, 2019
