This year’s May Commencement ceremonies will all be held on campus in the Renaissance Coliseum, with ceremonies for the various colleges will be held at different times, revealed an email from university communications on Tuesday. Commencement ceremonies for the Foster College of Business, Caterpillar College…
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Being an active member of your community is an important part of life, especially in college. There are numerous opportunities to get involved, volunteer and serve others. Bradley’s community service organization, SERVE, offers chances for students to volunteer throughout the year at different locations for…
With Super Bowl LVIII happening this weekend, people are gearing up to delight in the most-watched television event in America. Even if you’re not a die-hard football fan, there are still some ways to enjoy Sunday’s game. For the foodies, take advantage of the pre-game…
In an email to faculty last week, President Stephen Standifird announced that Bradley was awarded a capital grant of more than $14.8 million from the Illinois Board of Higher Education. The grant money will be used to renovate laboratories and equipment in Olin Hall as…
The spring semester has kicked off with particularly dreary weather, and there are various challenges that come with being on campus this time of year. If you struggle with getting out of bed or feeling motivated in these conditions, there are many ways to combat…
With the end of the semester in sight, students are reflecting on the many ups, downs and in-betweens that have occurred 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…
With Thanksgiving approaching next week and the end of the semester on the horizon, students are eager to travel home to spend time with their loved ones. As is the case for many holiday gatherings, there are several things to keep in mind as you…
On Monday, Bradley President Stephen Standifird emailed the student body with details of changes to the school’s academic program offerings, including a number of programs being considered for discontinuation. While it may be nice to not see your major on the list, it’s important to…
Early November is an important time for students to begin thinking about and registering for spring classes. The classes you choose at any point set the tone for your Bradley experience, and there are many things to consider as you navigate the process. Before you…
Halloween is the one holiday that encourages people to indulge in creative costumes, fantastic frights and all things spooky. For many college students, attending parties is a fun way to celebrate. Of course, partying isn’t for everyone. If you’d rather partake in at-home festivities, here…