News Archives - Page 167 of 274

New gender studies minor available for students next year

Gender studies minor to compliment many majors.

Jackie Grade, Writer • May 1, 2013

Gender studies minor to compliment many majors.

New addition to the Caf completed

The new Caf patio dubbed the "Sky Deck" makes its debut.

Dayna Drum, Writer • May 1, 2013

The new Caf patio dubbed the "Sky Deck" makes its debut.

Active shooter simulation prepares Campus Safety

Campus Safety trains officers using student participation.

Emily Joy Johnson, Writer • April 29, 2013

Campus Safety trains officers using student participation.

Financial aid change allows students to stack scholarships

Biola is implementing a new policy that will allow students to receive more scholarships.

Jackie Grade, Writer • April 25, 2013

Biola is implementing a new policy that will allow students to receive more scholarships.

Revamped recycling bins usher in Creation Stewardship Week

Biola is making environmentally friendly changes to campus in light of Creation Stewardship Week.

Katie Nelson, Writer • April 24, 2013

Biola is making environmentally friendly changes to campus in light of Creation Stewardship Week.

Commencement changes with growing university

This year's undergraduate commencement will be held on May 24 at 7 p.m. to accommodate the large class size.

Anna Frost, Writer • April 24, 2013

This year's undergraduate commencement will be held on May 24 at 7 p.m. to accommodate the large class size.

Health care mandate to affect student workers

President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act may lead Biola to hire more students and cut employee hours.

Sarah Seman and Jared Dobbs • April 23, 2013

President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act may lead Biola to hire more students and cut employee hours.

College students face mental health struggles

Biola has many resources available to students who struggle with mental illness, a common problem among young adults that was brought into the light by Saddleback Church pastor Rick Warren's son.

Anna Frost, Writer • April 20, 2013

Biola has many resources available to students who struggle with mental illness, a common problem among young adults that was brought into the light by Saddleback Church pastor Rick Warren's son.