Alumni Archives - Bryan on Scouting

While a typical thru-hiker takes five to seven months to walk the trail’s entire length, Ben conquered the 2,200-mile journey in just 97 days.

Every year, the National Eagle Scout Association bestows scholarships upon Eagle Scouts pursuing higher education.

Alpha Phi Omega transports the Scouting commitment to service into college, where service projects are a great way to give back and make friends.

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, Eagle Scout Donald Gee wrote and recorded the song “Thank You Teachers.”

Joe Davidson, Eagle Scout and columnist for the Washington Post, shares his thoughts about why we still need Scouting today.

A student organization at Georgia Tech brings together young people to go camping, help local Scouts and serve their community.

The members of the Citadel Eagle Scout Association take trips together, host events and complete acts of service in the community.

As we near the BSA’s birthday on Feb. 8, let’s look back on eight quotes from 1921 that are not-so-surprisingly still relevant today.

Where else might you find the fleur-de-lis? Why did Baden-Powell choose it to represent Scouting? And what does the symbol mean today?

A Maine newspaper is trying to solve the mystery of a 1965 photo that depicts six Scouts and two heavyweight boxing champs.