I brought living water to Honduras
While on a mission trip, student Nicole De La Riva formed close community bonds by digging trenches and ministering through conversation.
Campus Safety eases assault reporting process
Thorough policy and procedures help care for complainants of sexual assault.
Creamery N7 creates fantastic frozen treats
A liquid nitrogen ice cream shop brings sweets and smiles to La Mirada.
Lessons of a high school vagabond
Junior business major True Tamplin describes his experience living in Brazil, Argentina and Italy and how he returned with more than memories.
The Manna Mesh
The Brown Bag and Fred Jordan ministries have joined their teams to further serve LA’s homeless community.
A home-grown composer’s creative pursuit
Alumnus Trevor Gomes shares about his musical journey from Biola to Disney and beyond.
A friend saw beyond my cultural differences
During her time in Tanzania, Abigail Andersen grew close with a local girl who had the courage to stand up for her.
When the Sabbath proves nigh
For pastors and worship leaders, the Christian day of rest is anything but restful.
Allergic to structure
Students with food allergies feel immense pressure to fulfill the requirements of a special diet.
Magic has come to Hollywood
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter no longer requires a trip to Florida.
A senator with a heart for people
Jacob Keeth shares insight into his duties, passions and experiences working as a senator of Hart Hall.
Faculty families desire individuality
To students with parent professors, the most unattainable expectation is often from friends.
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...