Challenging conversation with renowned faith leaders coming to campus
Ravi Zacharias and Dennis Prager will appear at Biola this weekend to discuss what happens when culture replaces God's authority with the state.
Students adjusting to new bicycle lanes
New bicycle lanes painted over interterm are an attempt to help with traffic flow on campus.
AS Senate Rundown: Feb. 13, 2014
The senate passed a proposal to create a new Outdoor Excursions department.
Elections chapel showcases candidates
Today's elections chapel formally introduced the candidates for AS and SMU.
Campaign team punished for flyers in the SUB
A team must remove a portion of their posters as a consequence for breaking no-posting zone rules.
End in sight for Emerson
This is the second article in a two-part series regarding the decision to phase out Emerson as a dorm and convert it into offices. The first article, “Emerson transitioning from beds to desks,” was published in the Feb. 6 issue.
AS changes election rules in case of perfect tie
In light of last year's election, Associated Students seek to remedy future ties with a new policy.
Proactive plans protect campus from drought problems
Since California was declared to be in a state of emergency, Biola finds ways to conserve water and energy.
IRIS program expands general education options
Biola's IRIS program will now be launching an online program this summer in addition to its semester-long classes.
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