Board of Trustees approves new vision statement
![Surrounded by the President's Administrative Council, president Barry Corey speaks during last years' Donuts With DBC held at the Fireplace Pavillion. The PAC approved a new vision statement on September 27. | Rachel Adams/THE CHIMES [file photo]](https://chimesnewspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/pac_RAfile-900x649.jpg)
New vision statement outlines future goals for Biola.
Ban on alcohol, gambling, tobacco lifted for graduate students
A growing amount of graduate students from diverse backgrounds leads to lift on certain restrictions.
Clubs budget skyrockets among other changes
Associated Students updates the fall 2013 budget to fund causes on campus.
AS Senate Rundown: Sept. 26, 2013
Student films, bikes repairs and video game tournaments make up last week's AS proposals.
Campus coffee changing to Groundworks
Biola's current campus coffee transitions to Groundwork Coffee Company.
Midday chapel added to accommodate commuters
A new chapel has been added to give commuters more opportunities for credit.
Biola named top tier university
Biola landed in the top 75 percent of the 2014 Best Colleges National Universities Rankings.
Hybrid courses reduce in-class time
Biola has added more classes that will be offered partially in-class and partially online.
Crime Log: Sept. 26, 2013
Loud music, white pen graffiti, and theft in Sigma make up this week's crime log.
New parking structure progresses by avoiding past mistakes
The upper campus construction is on schedule due to the university working closely with contractors.
The new iPhones: more colors, more choices
Apple reaches a record-breaking sales with the release of two iPhones in the same year.
On Feb. 7, water was shut off to several dorms on Biola’s upper campus, specifically Blackstone, Alpha and Sigma. The issue was resolved later...