Four of five proposals pass
SGA stands firm in their role and decision not to fund events directly tied to specific departments.
Conference promotes love in political matters
Five speakers discussed hot button issues within a considerate context, seeking to love others.
English students joust for greater learning
Though the bounce house activity was less appealing, the two-day event generated large interest from students.
Four women awarded for Ruby Awards
A chapel and luncheon were held for four women presented at Biola’s Ruby Awards.
Mock Rock dances around the corner
SPA introduces a new stage design and voting method to this year’s competition.
Service supplies students book buying options
During finals week, Belltower Books offers to buy and sell student textbooks.
Posters decorate construction walls
An art class begins to fill the science building construction walls with images and art jokes.
Lower enrollment affects budget
Spring enrollment is at 3,850 students, causing $18,000 to be moved from contingency to the SGA budget.
Crime Log: March 16 — 22
Disturbing the peace, a hit and run, petty theft and trespassing make up this week's crime log.
First-generation scholars rise
Two floors in Blackstone Hall will integrate a total of 30 first-generation students beginning in fall 2016.
New dean to be chosen for science center
Biola has narrowed down applicants for the position of dean to four individuals.
GSPD leadership team focuses on expansion
In the coming year the GSPD leadership team will grow to reach more students.
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