Students seek independence post graduation
A survey of Biola students reveals that the majority do not plan on living at home after college.
Syrian refugees coming to Orange County
The US is accepting 15,000 Syrian refugees in 2016 – many are coming to Los Angeles, Riverside and Anaheim.
Common Core effects remain unseen
Impact of national standards remains unnoticeable among incoming classes, yet education majors learn to teach under these standards.
Students propose upcoming events
Senators consider proposals for Candyland, diversity events and a shuttle to the Cross Country championship.
Campus Safety chief receives award
John Ojeisekhoba honored for his 16 years of service of protecting Biola’s campus.
Life without a car
Students seeking transportation to the airport encounter problems when relying on taxi services.
Olympics bid offers jobs
Biola students look forward to potential job opportunities as Los Angeles places bid to host the 2024 Games.
Biola ranks best
Students completed surveys that ranked Biola as “Best in the West” and one of the “Best National Universities.”
New positions seek innovation
Latest hires in Metzger look to the future in order to influence university changes
Leak disrupts classes
A crack in the roof of Myers Hall leads to water soaking ceiling tiles and carpet.
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...