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Draped in designer gowns and avant-garde couture, over 100 celebrities and over 50 K-pop idols with a combined social media following surpassing hundreds of millions,

Staff Picks: Who will be NBA champions?

Scout Sports Staff October 24, 2025

The NBA season is underway, and 30 teams have their sights set on lifting the Larry O’Brien trophy in June. Will Oklahoma City repeat and

Rapid Recap: Women’s golf concludes fall season at Powercat Invitational

Carolina Martinez - Contributor October 24, 2025

After months of improvement, work and performances, Bradley women’s golf teed off one last time this fall, looking to end the season on a high

Sunday morning shooting at Bradley leaves one injured

Latif Love - Co-editor-in-chief October 19, 2025

On Sunday, Bradley University Police responded to a shooting on the third floor of Geisert Hall on Bradley’s campus. The Bradley University Police, in conjunction

Rapid Recap: Braves suffer three-goal second half in Bowling Green

Mark Wagner - Sports Co-Editor October 14, 2025

Bradley soccer traveled to Ohio on Friday to face Bowling Green, their third conference opponent of the season, looking for their first win in almost

Rosa Rushing: Once a Brave, always a Brave

Scarlett Rose Binder - News Editor October 10, 2025

Rosamaria Rushing never thought she’d return to Bradley University after graduating in 2015. But a decade later, she’s found her way back to the campus,

Consistency, Confidence and Comebacks: Kaitlyn Sheppard’s journey to becoming one of the MVC’s best

Ethan Diamond - Sports Co-Editor October 10, 2025

Consistency is key. This sentiment holds true for many aspects of life. From school to work to athletics, consistency elevates success in all endeavors. For

Greta Thunberg and the privilege of activism

Paul Swartz - Voice Editor October 10, 2025

By all accounts, Greta Thunberg had no reason to become an activist. She was born into wealth in a stable European country. She could’ve easily

Bradley brings awareness to unnecessary censorship during banned book week

Injy Wasfy - Contributor October 10, 2025

“Censorship is so 1984.” At least, it should be. This was the message being spread in the Cullom-Davis Library on Oct. 8, where tubs of

Sewsation brings its mission to Franklin Primary

Celine Lamirand - Copy Editor October 10, 2025

Fast fashion is one of the most significant environmental problems of our time. It is the second largest consumer of water and accounts for 10

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