Grant explores startling truth
Biola professor begins research project on the lack of Christian behavior of seminary graduates.
Menagerie manufactures meaning
Student staff produces annual spring show written by Tennessee Williams.
The church splits on opinions and options
Students no longer have to claim a denomination to register for classes, despite demographic curiosity.
Alumni report on professional life
Aspiring undergraduates hear stories shared by journalism and public relations alumni.
Tests determine life beyond undergrad studies
For some undergraduate student paths, one test can decide the rest of their careers.
Easter breaks spring trends
With a Christian holiday set earlier than in past years, students still feel yoked to their stress.
Day in the Life: A grad student commuter’s life
Whether students drive or walk to commute, they must prepare for a full day of classes.
Practice makes performance: A profile on Jessica Stein
First senior recital performer of the semester Jessica Stein speaks about music, performing and her future.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...