‘Invincible’ season four is all gas, some brakes
Since its 2021 debut, animated superhero television series “Invincible” has
Sara Fessler
April 24, 2026
Sara Fessler
From multi-sport success to track dominance: Kaden Kingsmith’s path to program history
Bradley’s track and field program has hosted several dominant runners
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor
April 24, 2026
The sun has to set for stars to shine: Thomas Palakeel prepares for retirement
History makers often find themselves in the midst of it.
Injy Wasfy - Assistant News Editor
April 24, 2026
Baseball suffers down week against Southern Illinois, close loss to Northwestern
With an MVC tournament spot still on the line, Bradley
Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor
April 24, 2026
Best finish in nearly 20 years for Bradley women’s golf
You would have to go back to the 2006-2007 season
Jake Aimone - Contributor
April 24, 2026
A weekend for the ages: Inside Bradley’s historic showing at Bryan Clay Invitational
Heading off to California for the second time within three
Micah Gatewood - Contributor
April 24, 2026
Yes, people still watch WWE – especially in college
The age of streaming has taken the world by
Jordan Jones - Assistant Voice Editor
April 24, 2026
Rapid Recap: Braves continue to struggle against Evansville and Western Illinois
It’s not been a pretty season for Bradley softball. The
Ian Manley - Contributor
April 24, 2026
Rapid Recap: Braves continue to struggle against Evansville and Western Illinois
It’s not been a pretty season for Bradley softball. The
Ian Manley - Contributor
April 24, 2026
Rapid Recap: Redbirds sneak past Braves as depth proves decisive in regular-season finale
Bradley tennis couldn’t overcome Illinois State’s lineup depth Sunday, falling
Jaylen Harris - Contributor
April 24, 2026
Column: Dementia skips a generation
I don’t know if I remember my grandmother. I remember
Sara Fessler
April 24, 2026
The Scout
April 24, 2026
Student passes away while studying in Los Angeles
Cameron Paul, a junior media production student, has passed away.
Scarlett Rose Binder
April 23, 2026
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
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
Students hope for gender inclusive housing
For many, signing up for housing and living in a dorm is quite simple: students pick out their top residence halls and know what floors
Sara Fessler
April 27, 2018
Student compositions performed by Bradley faculty
Music, when performed, is more than just notes on a page. A few black lines and scribbles on some paper may appear to be a
Sara Fessler
April 20, 2018
News
Humans of the Hilltop: Chrystal Pehm
When it’s 3 a.m. and it’s time to cram for an exam or finish up a paper at the Cullom-Davis Library, no one is ever
Sara Fessler
April 6, 2018
News
Competition inspires big ideas
Bradley students continued to demonstrate entrepreneurial enthusiasm during the second round of the Big Ideas Competition, hosted by the Turner School of Entrepreneurship and Innovation,
Sara Fessler
March 30, 2018
It’s time to kill cancer
When I was 16 years old, something killed my dad. I never got to celebrate with him when I finally became an adult. He was
Sara Fessler
March 23, 2018
Local business to help build 9/11 monument
By September, one business in Peoria will help to complete a new national monument called “The Tower of Voices.” The U.S. National Park service is
Sara Fessler
March 23, 2018
Gone in 60: An ‘escape’ from school stress
Sixty minutes of adrenaline, anxiety and quick thinking – this isn’t a haunted house, and it’s not a horrifying exam, either. A few blocks down
Sara Fessler
February 23, 2018
News
Opportunities for education on the edge of campus
Across from Avanti’s on Main Street is a small brown building that many students might fail to notice if they aren’t looking for it. Otherwise
Sara Fessler
February 23, 2018
Humans of the Hilltop
Humans of the Hilltop: Sophia Fishkin
Support systems are often a universal concept, but for some, they can mean finding strength and trust with some of the most interesting and lively
Sara Fessler
February 9, 2018
Humans of the Hilltop
Humans of the Hilltop: ‘Art is a vehicle’ for local artist
The definition of art is considered by many to be a subjective thing. For one local artist, his definition came from looking inward. “[Art is]
Sara Fessler
February 2, 2018
