AS Senate Rundown: Nov. 14, 2013
This week's senate meeting marks the third open proposal day of the semester, where the senate heard two proposals.
Protestants overwhelm Catholics by the numbers
Though Biola has a wide variety of denominations within the undergraduate student body, Catholics make up only a little over 1 percent of the population.
Midnight Madness impresses prospective students, kicks off season
Pep rally impresses but has no measurable effect on the number of students who attend games.
Basketball star’s attacker convicted of attempted murder
In light of his attacker's trial, Andre Murillo reflects on the past five years since he was stabbed.
Upcoming Tolkien chapels offer theological themes on myth and story
Middle-Earth is coming to Biola in series of chapels sponsored by the CCCA.
Crime Log: Nov. 12, 2013
Campus Safety is currently investigating the theft of property from an office.
New Walmart provides close and convenient shopping for students
Walmart Neighborhood Market adds more grocery shopping options to La Mirada.
AS passes more big budget proposals
As student films and dorm events receive higher funding, AS alumni wonder why.
Midnight Madness 2013 features new dance crew and celebrates athletes
Students flocked to the gym to participate in Biola's annual pep rally that riles up the crowd for the upcoming basketball season while supporting other teams.
AS Senate Rundown: Nov. 7, 2013
The senate meeting voted on a "Christmas Together" concert and instituted a new mission statement.
Power plant restored after precautionary engine shutdown
Biola's power plant was restored after white smoke rose from the building Sunday afternoon.
Literature reading night celebrates award-winning alum
Biola alumnus Justin Campbell will share an excerpt of his novel at Alumni Reader's Night.
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