Student dies after heart transplant
Freshman graphic design major Kayla Forest died Sunday due to
Freshman graphic design major Kayla Forest died Sunday due to
While most colleges are worrying about which sports to cut,
Students, faculty, staff, and alumni are teaming up in the
Cross your fingers, Coca-Cola fans: the university’s contract with Pepsi
A resolution proposing an of increase lighting and safety to
An anonymous donor donated 11 sculptures and a painting to
There have been many dynamic duos in sports: Michael Jordan
Along with the upcoming end of the school year, the
Following two weeks of campaigning and runoff elections for all
Bradley will host the American Society of Civil Engineers National
Services like Netflix and YouTube have made the most recent
A new organization has recently been granted membership in the
While Main Street Commons will not be home to freshmen
Bradley’s current food provider, Eurest, provides every food item sold
The times are changing over at the ABC Network. In
Dear Scout writers, I’d like to write about the
If you see a poster for Lifetime’s new series The
“The Patriot” was the first R-rated movie that I ever
A blood drive to honor Megan Fong, a Bradley women’s tennis player who passed away during her sophomore year, will take place Dec. 3. The
Student Senate to create committee to publicize Senate, improve communication and promote campus events Student Senate is considering creating a new subcommittee, which would help
With the current economy, some students are concerned about how rising energy costs will affect their heating bills this winter. “I lived in an off-campus
Despite a slump in the job market, one place students can still find jobs this holiday season is in the business of Christmas trees. “When
One had gay sex at church camp. One feels guilty about not fitting into a stereotype. One prayed for the first time. These people have
America’s struggling economy is taking its toll on universities and students as they are feeling the effects of current economic conditions. Despite the financial hardships
Lower BACs, fewer tickets are signs the plan is cutting down on underage drinking Students blowing lower blood alcohol contents on Breathalyzer tests is a
Devastated school receives $1,800 worth of donations from students and faculty One classroom had feces smeared on its chalkboards. In another, cabinets were turned over
The Department of Educational Leadership and Human Development will offer a course on leadership in non-profit organizations, next semester. It will be part of ELH
At 5:57 a.m. Saturday, officers were dispatched to Methodist Medical Center to speak to a student who had been struck at a party in the