Before they can act, the senate would like to talk
Over the summer, the Bradley Student Senate stayed rooted in
Celine Lamirand - News Editor
September 4, 2026
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
Lanterns is proving the new DCU can work – when they want it to
When James Gunn took over DC Studios, he was given
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
September 4, 2026
Cross country preview: Braves hope to have historic season
For Jayde Rosslee and Kaitlyn Sheppard, cross country is a
Ian Manley - Contributor
September 4, 2026
Bradley fights the job market issue in two new major ways Bradley
As emerging and evolving technologies continue to reshape the job
Alicia Spaulding - Contributor
September 4, 2026
Bradley men’s golf prepares to tee off the 2026-27 season
“He who cares the least, typically plays the best.” Wise
Jake Aimone - Contributor
September 4, 2026
‘Coyote vs. Acme’ is a triumphant underdog story
This article contains spoilers for “Coyote vs. Acme” (2026) In
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
September 4, 2026
Column: I know how to spell diorama now
D-I-A-R-A-M-A. The seven unlucky letters that lost me the spelling
Scarlett Rose Binder - Co-Editor in Chief
September 4, 2026
Rapid recap: Braves win season opener in Toledo 2-1
The Braves kicked off their season on the road over
Cristina Solano - Contributor
September 4, 2026
The Scout
September 4, 2026
Staff Picks: What is The Scout listening to in September?
The Scout staff has compiled a list of their favorite
The Scout
September 4, 2026
Sometimes, leadership listens
In The Scout’s final editorial of the 2025-2026 school year,
The Scout
September 4, 2026
Braves battle through heat to close draw with Western Illinois
In the midst of a sweltering summer evening in central
Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor
September 3, 2026
‘The Dog Stars’ shines in spite of itself
This review contains spoilers for “The Dog Stars” (2026) In
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
August 31, 2026
Soccer closes August with first win of 2026, late comeback against Green Bay
With four minutes to play in Bradley’s home opener at
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor
August 31, 2026
Why back-to-school movies never really go away
Every August, students return to classrooms, buy new supplies and
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
August 26, 2026
One question each fall sport will need to answer entering the season
After a summer of hard work and preparation, sports are
Paul Swartz
August 26, 2026
Bradley to bring a new look to campus
As Bradley students return for a new year, they are
Celine Lamirand - News Editor
August 26, 2026
Scarlett Rose Binder - Co-Editor in Chief
August 26, 2026
New year, new friends, new opportunities to organize
The past two years have seen one of the largest
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
August 26, 2026
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ rediscovers Peter Parker behind the mask
This review contains spoilers for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Heroes
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
August 7, 2026
Commentaries
‘Coyote vs. Acme’ is a triumphant underdog story
This article contains spoilers for “Coyote vs. Acme” (2026) In February 1990, The New Yorker published a satirical article about Wile E. Coyote suing the
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
September 4, 2026
Movies/TV
‘The Dog Stars’ shines in spite of itself
This review contains spoilers for “The Dog Stars” (2026) In many ways, Ridley Scott’s newest directorial feature feels like a version of the future we
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
August 31, 2026
Commentaries
New year, new friends, new opportunities to organize
The past two years have seen one of the largest surges in global activism in human history. From the “Cockroach” protests in India to the
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
August 26, 2026
Reviews
‘BEETLEJUICE’ haunts the Peoria Civic Center in a triumphant production
On Tuesday, the Broadway touring cast of “BEETLEJUICE” started their three-night run performing in Peoria’s Prairie Home Alliance Theater. Oh boy, did it start with
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
May 6, 2026
Commentaries
Musician biopics are holding movies back
For decades, the best way to get yourself recognized for a performance in Hollywood was to play a real person and show how easily you
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
May 1, 2026
Voice
‘BEETLEJUICE’ is summoned to Peoria for a three-night, early-May run
About 37 years ago, Tim Burton’s “Beetlejuice” was released in theaters to widespread critical and commercial success. About seven years ago, its musical adaptation, “BEETLEJUICE,”
Scarlett Rose Binder - Co-Editor-In-Chief & Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
April 28, 2026
Movies/TV
‘Invincible’ season four is all gas, some brakes
Since its 2021 debut, animated superhero television series “Invincible” has been one of Prime Video’s most successful creative endeavors, both commercially and critically. After a
Paul Swartz
April 24, 2026
News
Column: Dementia skips a generation
I don’t know if I remember my grandmother. I remember emotions. I remember feeling loved, hearing her laugh and her making me laugh. I remember
Paul Swartz
April 24, 2026
Voice
Hoping for Earth from beyond it: Yuri Gagarin, Artemis II and the overview effect
When Yuri Gagarin became the first human to enter space, his first reaction to the planet we call home wasn’t a rehearsed one. Neil Armstrong’s
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
April 10, 2026
Movies/TV
‘Project Hail Mary’ is a filmmaking miracle
When the initial reviews for the latest blockbuster science fiction film, “Project Hail Mary,” came in, they were more than glowing. Comparisons to other spacefaring
Paul Swartz - Voice Editor
April 3, 2026
