With life constantly adjusting to new COVID-19 protocols, a plan for a graduation ceremony has been ever-changing. After thoughtful consideration by administration, graduating students are set to have six different in-person ceremonies separated by college the weekend of May 15 and 16 at Shea Stadium,…
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The Moss-Bradley neighborhood is a hodgepodge of college students, staff, non-Bradley affiliated-locals and two elementary schools. This community came together to bring some schoolyard renovations while giving Bradley students real-world experience. Over the last year and a half, the Whittier Primary Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)…
Last Saturday, several couples were canoodling under blankets on Olin Quad, at least in Amy Poehler’s mind. Every year, ACBU hosts Recess, a spring concert that brings a big name to campus. For this year’s event, Bradley students received not one but two celebrity appearances:…
On April 25 at approximately 5 a.m., an unknown person set off a fire extinguisher at the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity house, causing the fire alarm to activate. While fraternity members were standing outside, one male member punched another male member in the face. Both…
When I was asked to be the next Editor-in-Chief last February, I was absolutely paralyzed by the question. I sat across the table from the then – Managing Editor and Editor-in-Chief – probably the most dedicated, punctual, Google Calendar-scheduling, room-commanding individuals I’ve ever met, aside…
While its activities were put on pause by the pandemic, the BU Robotics Club has pushed forward with several initiatives. The club was created shortly before the pandemic took effect, and its president Steven Comandini joined before COVID-19 hampered expansion efforts. Following the onset of…
One of my favorite views in Peoria is coming down the hill on I-74 during sunset and crossing the Murray Baker Bridge. There’s something about seeing the sun sinking behind the Twin Towers Place downtown that just brings me so much joy. I remember being…
With now over a year of COVID-19, and another academic year completed, The Scout takes a look at the biggest stories that shaped Bradley University. #BlackatBradleyU After University President Stephen Standifird made an announcement about the protests all over the nation during the summer of…
University announces end-of-semester procedures: Vaccines, COVID-19 testing, move-out and fall plans
University announces end-of-semester procedures: Vaccines, COVID-19 testing, move-out and fall plans
With only two weeks before the spring 2021 semester ends, the university sent out an email detailing the end-of-semester procedures. Second-dose vaccination clinics for the Moderna vaccine will be offered 12-2 p.m. on May 8, 2-6 p.m. on May 10-11, 2-5 p.m. on May 12…
Bradley administered 305 COVID-19 tests from April 16-22 and 10 returned positive, resulting in a 3.28 percent weekly positivity rate. An additional eight cases were reported from off-campus testing for a total of 18 recorded cases this week. As of April 22, there are 54…