Forgiveness Awareness Week sees a variety of perspectives
This year's Forgiveness Awareness Week has speakers from around the country answering the question of why we should forgive.
Senate bill may reduce public college crowding
Massive online credit courses may become an option for California public schools.
New ski safety bill results in mixed reactions
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California proposes stricter safety laws for ski resorts.
Study shows benefits of beards as sun protection
A recent study shows that there might be more benefits to beards besides being trendy.
Campus Safety to address possible issues after false gun report
Campus Safety will be taking steps to further safeguard Biola against possible on-campus shootings after a monopod was mistakenly reported as a gun on Monday night.
UPDATED: Mistaken reports of gunman cleared within minutes
Campus Safety has declared campus clear after a student mistakenly reported seeing a gun in Talbot East.
Outpour better-received than previous Missions Conferences
Missions Conference was well-received this year, with only a few small hitches.
Protestants react to election of new pope
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With the election of the new pope, Protestants are not sure how the Roman Catholic Church applies to them.
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...