Hospitals treat Ebola hype
Though the current risk for Ebola in the U.S. is low, hospitals continue to inform staff of Ebola procedures.
Breaking free of millennial trends
Biola seniors face post-graduation with confidence, contrary to recent California millennial report.
Crime Log: Dec. Nov. 28 — Dec. 8
Sexual assault, vandalism and possession of alcohol make up this week's crime log.
UCM’s potential grows with new Vice President
After sixty applicants applied for the position of new Vice President of UCM, Lee Wilhite takes the position.
Abortion images return with administration approval
Diana Jimenez and pro-life advocates display another round of graphic posters in the center of campus.
Fire drills kindle mixed feelings
Students think that the number of fire drills in the dorms during the semester are unnecessary.
Farewell, Associated Students
In an effort to prioritize student advocacy, AS divides into separate government and event planning organizations.
Death education rises in popularity
Although many assume the idea of death is far from young adults, college students are still enrolling in classes to teach them about what is to come.
Since Tuesday morning of Jan. 7, fires have erupted in numerous locations across Los Angeles County. Strong winds further fueled the fires, spreading...