This year, there was no public forum or debate as a result of one uncontested Student Body Officer ticket. After interviewing the candidates, The Scout picked out the most important information from each candidate for students to review before voting on the ballot March 27…
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Cliques are a part of high school – at least they were at Evanston Township High School. Don’t believe me? The movie “Mean Girls” was actually based off ETHS. The cliques there aren’t necessarily as cliché as they were in the movie, but you could…
Student Senate passed the Pronoun Resolution at its General Assembly meeting Monday after two weeks of discussion and multiple semesters of similar conversations. The Pronoun Resolution encourages the creation of drop-down menus in Webster and Sakai to allows students to choose their own pronouns, including…
This past week marked the beginning of spring training on baseball fields across Florida and Arizona. Ground balls bounced left and right across perfectly manicured infields. Batting cages were densely populated. Some players showed up relaxed, knowing they’d be staying in ritzy hotels for the…
When Bradley students talk about the city they live in for at least four years, the tone of the conversation is often negative. But that’s because many students don’t take advantage of all Peoria has to offer. Student Senate and the Smith Career Center are…
I’m more than halfway through my junior year, and I’ve learned plenty of life lessons in college. While they’ve all been helpful, I think the most important one has been to try what interests you and be willing to fail. Before I continue, keep in…
I can’t remember the last day I went without listening to music. Even though I don’t sing or play any instruments. I know I’m not the only one who loves music without having any particular musical talent. Growing up in Austin, Texas, the Live Music…
Within the past academic year, Bradley students have been presented with opportunities to partner with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), including an interactive media satellite programming project and the most recent 3-D Printed Habitat Challenge hosted by Bradley engineers (see “BU engineers host…
The day will forever be burned in my memory. I was in sixth grade, about one-and-a-half-feet shorter and 10 pounds heavier than I am now (I was a chubby kid). I was definitely not the most popular kid in middle school. However, if you don’t…
Next week, Student Senate will vote on its new Pronoun Resolution, which seeks to provide a way for students to choose the pronouns for their profiles on Sakai and Webster (Read HEADLINE on PAGE for more information). This means a transgender student may soon be…