Students chime in to music video project
Under the Bell Tower provides an outlet for students of all majors to participate in roles that could eventually be their jobs.
Hope rises through Japanese ministry
Students seek to support Japan, a frequently overlooked mission field.
Mug meals in seconds
Meals like an egg muffin, a pizza and a chocolate brownie easily downsize into a mug in a matter of seconds.
Off Campus corporations offer occupation
Student workers appreciate connection-based application processes near Biola
Space to endure brokenness together
Biola Broken strives to provide a space for students to acknowledge their brokenness and ways to cope with issues.
Art students shine through the rubble
Beauty emerges through a mural in the wake of science building construction.
Chop’d serves up healthy options for all
A new salad, juice and smoothie bar wedges into the community
Ambassador for Christ
As a student ambassador tour guide, student Thomas Castro reflects on his representation of Biola and Christ.
That time I… found God after I fought a dragon
Through Dungeons & Dragons, student Joseph Lyons learned more about himself and God.
Rape Aggression Defense offers empowerment
Female students have learned protection skills through R.A.D. course for thirteen years.
Light shed in dark places through poetry
Poetry Workshop slams down sexual violence myths with colorful prose.
“Antigone” skillfully asks difficult questions
Torrey Theatre’s spring production performs tragedy in a unique way.
On Feb. 7, water was shut off to dorms on Biola’s upper campus, specifically Blackstone, Alpha and Sigma. The issue was resolved later that...