After a year-long search, Jeffrey Wanko has been selected as dean for the College of Education and Health Sciences.

Letter to the Editor is a great way for members of the community to voice their concerns or opinions. Letters received by The Scout are generally published as-is unless the letter contains false or ...

Head Coach Brian Wardle advising his team during a timeout in a game versus Millikin. Photo via Jenna Zeise. Stability. Heading into this season, that’s the one thing Bradley men’s basketball will ...

Mayar Wol’s collegiate basketball journey has been a rollercoaster. Once a top-100 high school recruit with offers from high-major programs like Clemson, Mississippi State, Georgia Tech, Ole Miss, ...

Students across campus came together this week to support survivors of sexual violence with a Take Back the Night March. An important topic in the conversations addressed the sexual assault culture ...

Bootleggers advancing down the field. Courtesy of Gina Steckel. Women can do anything men can do, and they can do it with a red lip. That is what women’s rugby legend Ilona Maher taught young women ...

Students make blankets for animals in need. Photo by Davis Kinch. On Wednesday evening, SERVE hosted Kennel Blanket Making, inviting students to create blankets for the Peoria County Animal Protection ...

Raw materials transformed into Fighting Pretty packs. Photos courtesy of Rome Tews. Bradley’s chapter of Fighting Pretty hosted its third-ever packing party on Thursday, an event dedicated to creating ...

The Scout staff has created a list of its favorite songs to listen to as we welcome the month of May, along with explanations and descriptions. Anaiah Davis: “man at the garden” by Kendrick Lamar This ...

Photo courtesy of the Akron Beacon Journal. As the NBA season comes to a close and the playoffs loom on the horizon, at least eight teams, four in each conference, will play for their season in a ...

Photo courtesy of Owen Dimpfl. A road traveled tells a lot about a person. My journey between home and school has been a road I’ll never forget, literally. I have the 227-mile trek memorized like the ...