Senators wrap up lingering proposals

With the semester coming to a close, senators vote on final funding proposals for the year.

Grace Gibney, Writer • May 4, 2015

With the semester coming to a close, senators vote on final funding proposals for the year.

Reluctance to report presents obstacles

Victims’ reluctance to report sexual assaults presents the greatest obstacles for Campus Safety and Student Development.

Nicole Foy, Writer • April 29, 2015

Victims’ reluctance to report sexual assaults presents the greatest obstacles for Campus Safety and Student Development.

Social media campaign asks for discussion

Biolans’ Equal Ground, a group of LGBTQ students and allies, promote alternative narratives of same-sex attraction in response to a film screening that fell short of expectations.

Grace Gibney, Writer • April 29, 2015

Biolans’ Equal Ground, a group of LGBTQ students and allies, promote alternative narratives of same-sex attraction in response to a film screening that fell short of expectations.

Mexico missions not tripped up by violence

Despite the danger that faces them, students cross the border to aid others.

Alondra Urizar, Writer • April 29, 2015

Despite the danger that faces them, students cross the border to aid others.

Biola poll shows stance on same-sex marriage differs from majority of Americans

Of 210 Biola students polled, a majority do not support same-sex marriage, which does not conform to the overall trend of increasing support in the United States.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • April 28, 2015

Of 210 Biola students polled, a majority do not support same-sex marriage, which does not conform to the overall trend of increasing support in the United States.

Recycling roadblocks

Although recycling efforts have dramatically improved within the last year, Biola still has a long road ahead.

Lauren Peterson, Writer • April 28, 2015

Although recycling efforts have dramatically improved within the last year, Biola still has a long road ahead.

Crime Log: April 19 — 24

A fire and instances of petty theft make up this week's crime log.

Sarah Pineda, Writer • April 28, 2015

A fire and instances of petty theft make up this week's crime log.

Funding cap on annual dorm events passed

The senate heard four proposals and voted on a funding limit on residence hall events.

Dayna Drum, Writer • April 26, 2015

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.

Grace Gibney, Sarah Pineda, and Alondra Urizar • April 24, 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.

Grace Gibney, Writer • April 22, 2015

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.

Nicole Foy, Writer • April 22, 2015

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.

Dayna Drum, Writer • April 22, 2015

Almost a year after the death of April Jace, her husband undergoes a series of pre-trials.