Bradley’s all student quarantine will be lifted beginning on Wednesday at 7 a.m., according to President Stephen Standifird’s email to all students this afternoon. While students will now be allowed to attend in-person classes, a majority of the restrictions imposed during quarantine will remain for…
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As of this morning, the university’s COVID-19 dashboard reflected a 16.40 percent weekly positivity rate with 132 total positive tests of COVID-19 reported from Sept. 11 – Sept. 17. With this number, the campus positivity rate average since Aug. 24 has reached 10.44 percent. At…
Bradley’s IT service desk has handled students’ technical needs for years. However, with hybrid classes in place and a switch to remote learning within the two week quarantine period, the service desk had to adapt. During the few weeks of this fall semester, there have…
Student Senate projects are now resumed after the university went into a two-week quarantine. They’re looking to plan Black Lives Matters events and making adjustments to the Business and Engineering Convergence Center (BECC). General assemblies have been held through Zoom on Mondays at 5 p.m.…
On Sept. 13 at 4:50 a.m., there was a call to BUPD about people honking in a driveway, pulling down the fire escape ladder and disturbing the house mother at the Chi Omega Sorority. The house mother reported seeing three people at the scene –…
How has quarantine been for The Scout? Our staff lets you in on the highlights, the lowlights of what keeps us busy and our screen time. Samuel Mwakasisi – Copy Editor Thanks to quarantine, my extremely antisocial lifestyle has now become the benchmark for an…
If you were just getting attached to the food options at Center Court Bistro from last school year, then you may want to do a double-take. Two new restaurants have been introduced this school year: Kaboom! Pizza and Center Court Ice Cream. These replaced the…
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, it wasn’t just students who had to adjust to the online world of Zoom University; faculty had to as well. During the extended spring break last semester, faculty partook in a Sakai training session. The change was unexpected for some and…
After watching a thrilling comeback victory by the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon, I received a pleasantly surprising notification that Cubs pitcher Alec Mills had no-hit the Milwaukee Brewers through seven innings. Naturally, I turned on the game in time to see Mills finish the…
The two-week campus quarantine has certainly had impacts on in-person events and classes, but also on the mental health of students. On Monday afternoon, students tuned in online to listen to Dr. Renee Patton, a Bradley staff counselor, as she gave a presentation on feeling…