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
![Cardinal Jorge M. Bergoglio SJ, (later to become Pope Francis) celebrating mass at the XX Exposición del Libro Católico (20th Catholic Book Fair), in Buenos Aires, Argentina. | Courtesy of Aibdescalzo [Creative Commons]](https://chimesnewspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Card._Jorge_Bergoglio_SJ_2008_crop_2.jpeg)
With the election of the new pope, Protestants are not sure how the Roman Catholic Church applies to them.
Jesus mural conversation continues with release of letter
President Corey released a 12-page letter addressing the Jesus mural and racial diversity on Thursday, March 21.
Biola alum elected to city council after voting mishap
After vote tabulation machines broke down on election day, La Mirada City volunteers hand counted votes and declared Biola alum Andrew Sarega winner of the city council seat.
Utilities relocation marks beginning of parking structure construction
The construction of the new parking structure will cause inconveniences in parking for students.
Biola develops transgender policy as Cal Baptist lawsuit appears
![To honor the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance, a transgender flag was raised in Harvey Milk Plaza in November for the first time in its history. | Courtesy of torbakhopper [Creative Commons]](https://chimesnewspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/8206733386_8ce998bfaf_b-900x675.jpg)
After Cal Baptist University was sue by a former transgender student, Biola is developing a transgender policy.
AS Senate Rundown: March 7, 2013
The senate heard three new proposals, denied two and heard five new ones.
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...