Secular music cut from coffee shops
Biola reinforces Christian music policy at cafés with a subscription to Pandora.
Punk ‘n’ pie performs in the park
Main changes to the show include location, judges and promotional videos before each performance.
Crime Log 10/7 ― 10/13
Multiple instances of petty theft and disturbing the peace comprise this week's crime log.
Event proposals pass
Senators pass three proposals and gain more information about the Enterprise CarShare program and changes in enrollment.
Global internet access a goal for 2020
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, plans to make Wi-Fi available to the entire world by 2020 to eliminate poverty.
Campus renovations contribute to state success
University water stewardship parallels California in improved efficiency.
Blackstone Hall dedicated to founder
Relatives get together to celebrate William E. Blackstone’s legacy in a dedication ceremony.
Biola connects with security officials
Participants from universities and law enforcement gathered together to discuss safety procedures and share ideas.
Changes planned for financial aid
Scholarships and FAFSA undergo restructuring for the next two years in an attempt to benefit students.
Crime Log: 9/29 ― 10/6
A hit and run, trespassing and disturbing the peace make up this week's crime log.
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Campus Safety executes active shooter drill
Biola is the first to conduct the exercise with neighboring universities involved.
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