Every semester, there are undoubtedly an array of ups, downs and in-betweens that occur on Bradley’s campus. The Scout editorial staff has compiled a list of what deserves a thumbs up, thumbs middle or thumbs down for the spring 2023 semester Thumbs up: Men’s basketball…
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Students across campus came together this week to support survivors of sexual violence with a Take Back the Night March. An important topic in the conversations addressed the sexual assault culture present in Greek Life. Bradley is home to 18 fraternities and 12 sororities and…
With the warm weather arriving on Bradley’s campus, students are flocking to the quads to soak up the sun. Currently, the weather has fluctuated between the 70’s and 80’s and students are, and should be taking advantage of it. Sitting out on picnic blankets, hammocks…
The switch from the student application website Webster to MyBradley on March 27 startled many students, considering that registration for the upcoming school year was right around the corner. Essentially, MyBradley has the same information as Webster did and served the purpose of allowing students…
The recent decision by Activities Council of Bradley University (ACBU) to cancel this year’s Recess concert caused various emotions such as surprise, disappointment, and bewilderment among students. With the typical timeframe for the concert fast approaching, the announcement halted the anticipation on who would be…
As the entrepreneurial mindset has taken center stage this week with Bradley’s Big Idea Competition returning, The Scout invites others to get up from the bench and chase the end goal they dream about. Very few individuals have achieved their coveted goals by sitting still…
Spring break is one of the most anticipated dates on the calendar for college students. While we only get a week off, there’s ample time to have fun, relax and reset before tackling the second half of the spring semester. It’s common for students to…
In 1980, President Jimmy Carter designated the week of March 2-8 as Women’s History Week. Seven years later, Congress declared that the entire month of March would be Women’s History Month. It may be difficult to think of ways to celebrate the month, so The…
At the end of February, spring is almost in sight as the weather is starting to warm up. However, winter is still chilling the campus and recent days around Bradley’s campus have been cloudy and rainy. These conditions can bring seasonal affective disorder, also known…
It’s safe to assume that many of us have heard the term “stranger danger” before. This means that if someone you don’t know approaches you and tries to strike up a conversation, you should automatically become aware of your surroundings. This phrase is especially true…