Midnight Madness 2015
The evening consisted of an energetic welcome for the basketball teams, the first performance by Biola Dance Crew and a surprise ending.
Docuseries airing shifted to spring 2016
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Canadian company Yes TV will broadcast the Biola docuseries early next year.
Rosemead stretches limits
The Rosemead School of Psychology anticipates accreditation for the first fully online degree-completion program at Biola.
Students connect with Corey
Attendees converse with President Barry Corey and senate considers seven student proposals.
Marriage conference helps couples deepen relationships
Advanced training offered to couples on conflict and helping other couples in their community.
El Niño causes concerns
Biola plans for possible flooding and other problems associated with El Niño weather patterns.
Chip card readers ready for business
New sales terminals read payment cards through chip technology.
Student majority avoids online dating
A Chimes survey conducted on campus reveals roughly two-thirds of students have never used an online dating platform.
Biola embarks on national tour
With significant strides already made, The Campaign for Biola University hits the road in order to raise the last of the $180 million goal.
Exhalerated, nervous, anticipation, sour- these are all words provided by students to describe the mood of Mayer’s lobby on Friday Sept. 5....