Upgrades to campus facilities affect students
Campus facilities made many changes over the break that are now affecting students.
New dean takes charge of the library
The library hired a new dean over interterm after a two year search.
Book launch offers new look at Jane Austen
![Biola's Center for Christianity, Culture, and the Arts will be hosting a book reading to launch the newly published “Jane Austen and the Arts,” a collection of essays co-edited by English department chair Natasha Duquette. The event is free and will feature refreshments and will be held in the Café Banquet Room at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 6. | upload.wikimedia.org [Creative Commons]](https://chimesnewspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/upload.wikimedia.org-creative-commons-781x900.jpg)
Biola Center for Christianity, Culture and the Arts event aims to bring Jane Austen to campus.
Crime Log: Dec. 10, 2013 – Feb. 3, 2014
Interterm was filled with a string of crimes and minor offenses.
Parking structure construction hits two month countdown
Students look forward to the completion of the new parking structure that will open in late March.
AS Senate Rundown: Jan. 30, 2013
The first Senate meeting of the spring semester included a training session for a new partnership, a proposal for Spring Banquet, and a discussion of the 10/40 project.
Lockdown lifted after sheriffs apprehend suspect
Campus is on lockdown while the search for a suspect continues.
AS Senate Rundown: Dec. 12, 2013
Constitutional amendments and intramural referee uniforms make their way into the last Senate Rundown of the year.
Graduation ticketing system received with mixed feelings
Graduates are limited in the number of guests they can bring to winter commencement this year.
AS senate spends fewer dollars this semester than last fall
The AS senate spent about $14,000 less this semester than fall 2012.
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