A taste of culture
Moros Cuban Restaurant combines a variety of different cultures into their workplace to provide customers with an enjoyable and delicious dining experience.
Outside the bubble
The Solidarity ministry in Fullerton partners with Biola students in academic service learning projects to heal troubled communities.
Campus communities
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Students share their experiences with their floor communities on campus, from cultural diversity to old-school legacies.
Alternative spring break
Biola’s Center for Cross-Cultural Engagement took students to the streets of Skid Row over spring break to promote cultural understanding during the department’s expansion.
A culture of political apathy
Students and faculty share concerns over the political atmosphere among Biola students.
Fine art fusion
The music and art departments collaborate on a random act of culture, blending live art with spontaneous music in a communal effort to promote the arts.
Survive the distance
Students share ways to stay connected with friends and significant others despite the distance over summer break.
Cool off in California
Ten tips to make the most of staying local for the summer, from classic water parks to beach adventures.
One last word
The Emerson Farewell Event on April 16 invited past and present residents to share their memories of the beloved dorm before its transition to an administrative building next year.
Students bring “The Diviners” to life
Kelli Mireles’ senior project, “The Diviners,” will be Biola’s first entirely student-run production.
Legal Society expands resources
The Biola Legal Society seeks to provide students with legal resources and networking opportunities for a successful law career.
With their home opener on Saturday, Feb. 1, the Biola Women’s tennis team is back in full swing. Last season, the team placed 5th in the PacWest...