Mexico missions not tripped up by violence
Despite the danger that faces them, students cross the border to aid others.
Recycling roadblocks
Although recycling efforts have dramatically improved within the last year, Biola still has a long road ahead.
Funding cap on annual dorm events passed
The senate heard four proposals and voted on a funding limit on residence hall events.
it’s whatever joins the dark side, wins Mock Rock 2015
Returning group it’s whatever brings villains to life, winning them a trophy.
Cafe opening kickstarts eatery renovations
While the Heritage Cafe boasts new eating options, Facilities plans to update popular eating areas around campus.
Sexual assault off-campus: annual security reports are not the whole story
Sexual assault is more likely to occur off-campus, although Biola University is not required to report these incidences to the U.S. Department of the Education.
Michael Jace set to go to another pre-trial
Almost a year after the death of April Jace, her husband undergoes a series of pre-trials.
Terminally ill patients may be granted assisted suicide in California
California’s End of Life Option Act will allow terminally ill patients to choose physician-assisted suicide if passed.
Biola questions education model
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Since the four-year academic model does not suit all students seeking to earn a degree, Biola considers other options.
Biola’s Student Government Association’s (SGA) Constitution preamble evokes language similar to the famous preamble of the US Constitution:...