Open hours during interterm extended to all residence halls
Open hours will be available in all residence halls and apartments during interterm.
UN voted 138-9 to grant Palestine observer state status
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Palestine joined the Holy See as the second observer state to the United Nations.
AS Spring Budget Meeting: Dec. 11, 2012
AS held their bi-annual budget meeting to determine next semester's budget.
Blood for Missions cancels second day of drive
Blood for Missions cancelled their second day of their blood drive, which donates the blood to Christian missions.
In light of recent school shootings, university preps against similar incidents
The school has been making an effort to keep its emergency response updated after recent school shootings raise concern about Biola’s safety.
Mark Yarhouse speaks to Biola about sexuality and identity
Professor of psychology at Regent University invited to speak for two-day conference
Proposition 8 postponed indefinitely
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The jury is still out on whether the Proposition 8 lawsuit will reach the Supreme Court.
Overcrowded chapels may be result of new makeup deadline
Prayer projects are now being offered as a temporary solution to the overcrowding in chapels.
Campus discussions on sexuality continue with Tim Chaddick lecture on brokenness
The final religious lecture of the semester featured pastor Tim Chaddick.
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