Bookstore construction to finish by end of the week
Follett Corporation overhauls the bookstore with a convenient store and expanded reading areas.
Biola simplifies financial aid process
Biola makes helpful changes to the financial aid system to make the process more efficient for students.
Vinyl record sales thrive, thanks to students
Student collectors contribute to keeping record stores in business.
Tunnel, stoplight under consideration to fix traffic jams
Campus Safety and administration are partnering to find a solution to traffic problems on campus.
Library archives mold free and open to students
Students are now able to use the library archives after being closed for nearly two months.
Guest speaker Becket Cook to discuss “Homosexuality and Culture”
Becket Cook will share his personal testimony at event titled "Homosexuality and Culture" on Nov. 21 at 7 p.m.
Students unhappy with chapel reduction standard
Although the number of chapel reductions have remained consistent each semester, students feel reductions have been limited.
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.
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...