Students avoid West Nile
Despite the recent rise of West Nile activity in LA County, students are not at high risk.
Science courses guide conversation
Science and religion topics prepare students for discussions outside of Biola.
Core Task Force seeks feedback
A survey will be distributed through rounds to students regarding their experiences with core curriculum courses.
Birth control case taken on by SCOTUS
On Nov. 6, the Supreme Court combined seven separate birth control lawsuits filed against the Department of Health and Human Services.
Indoor humidity plagues Blackstone residents
Defective air conditioning units cause discomfort, damage and minor flooding within some of the new dorm rooms.
Administration adopts new calendar system
A shorter winter break and a complete summer session are in store for the 2017-2018 academic year.
Students healthy, despite rising obesity rates
Bon Appetit encourages students to drink water and watch portion sizes.
Previous proposals passed
The eight proposals from last week were all passed, though some in a partial amount, for a total of $12,829.50.
Cheer team debut peps Midnight Madness
Biola cheerleaders flaunt first performance after a two year hiatus.
Possible flooding prompts preparation
Led by campus safety, departments on campus create plan of action in case of severe El Niño rainstorms.
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