Crime Log: Sept. 16 — Sept. 21
Instances of vandalism and petty theft make up this week's crime log.
Center for Marriage and Relationships counsels students, community
The Center for Marriage and Relationships gives couples the opportunity to seek advice that is scripturally based.
AS Senate Rundown: Sep. 18
This week's Associated Students meeting marks the first open proposal day of the semester.
Interactive sculpture dedicated in honor of former art department chair
Dedicated at the Earl and Virginia Green art gallery this morning, "The Spirit of Christ" is a sculpture that is part fine art, part function art, and part performance art.
Dorothy English Hall houses upgraded speech clinic
The communication disorders department relocates to Dorothy English Hall in order to further expand their speech clinic.
Students doubtful about government’s loan forgiveness program
The White House implements new programs for student loan debt.
A New Identity for Political Science
For the first time in Biola history, the Political Science major branches off and becomes its own department.
Crime Log: Sept. 9 — Sept. 16
Incidents of theft, fire and underage alcohol consumption occurred this week on campus.
West Nile virus strikes in lower Orange County
The West Nile virus continues to raise questions due to the its concerning risk factor.
Cinema and media arts upgrades to the professional level
The Cinema and Media Arts Department receives valuable new equipment for the Production Center.
Biola responds to Ebola outbreak
Biola's intercultural studies and nursing programs prepare their students for serving overseas.
AS Senate Rundown: Sep. 11
A update regarding partnership with the PAC and discussion of the first open proposal day of the semester make up this week's senate rundown.
The recent movie “Here” follows a diverse ensemble of characters from early humans to a 21st-century Black family. While they differ from...