School of Education to host second annual conference

The Justice, Spirituality, and Education Conference on March 16 seeks to connect the justice movement with education to furthur impact change in the world.

Grace Han, Writer • March 12, 2013

The Justice, Spirituality, and Education Conference on March 16 seeks to connect the justice movement with education to furthur impact change in the world.

Changes at Missions conference to include more overflow options

Among some of the changes to this year's Missions Conference, twice as many overflow locations will be available.

Jackie Grade, Writer • March 12, 2013

Among some of the changes to this year's Missions Conference, twice as many overflow locations will be available.

Ruby Awards serve as centerpiece to Women’s History Month

Biola celebrates Women's History Month in a variety of ways.

Mack Hayden, Writer • March 7, 2013

Biola celebrates Women's History Month in a variety of ways.

AS Senate Rundown: Feb. 28, 2013

The senate saw eight new proposals and debriefed the AS presidential vote.

Julia Henning, Writer • March 7, 2013

The senate saw eight new proposals and debriefed the AS presidential vote.

Students not overly concerned about Whittier kidnapper

After a string of attempted kidnappings in Whittier last month, many Biola students do not seem drastically concerned.

Anna Frost, Writer • March 7, 2013

After a string of attempted kidnappings in Whittier last month, many Biola students do not seem drastically concerned.

Students to bring petition for recall vote in AS election

Students are preparing a petition to protest a tie-breaker vote by the AS senate last week.

Elizabeth Sallie, Writer • March 7, 2013

Students are preparing a petition to protest a tie-breaker vote by the AS senate last week.

Fired San Diego college employee files suit claiming pregnancy discrimination

A former San Diego Christian College employee is filing a lawsuit after being fired for an out-of-wedlock pregnancy.

Katie Nelson, Writer • March 7, 2013

A former San Diego Christian College employee is filing a lawsuit after being fired for an out-of-wedlock pregnancy.

Metzger power fails on Monday

Metzger Hall suffered a power outage late Monday afternoon.

Anna Frost, Writer • March 6, 2013

Metzger Hall suffered a power outage late Monday afternoon.

Federal cuts to increase after Congress OKs sequestration

After Congress allowed sequestration, federal cuts will exceed $80 billion.

Jared Dobbs, Writer • March 5, 2013

After Congress allowed sequestration, federal cuts will exceed $80 billion.

Biola sees tuition increase for 2013-2014 year

Biola tuition will increase for the coming academic year.

Cherri Yoon, Writer • February 28, 2013

Biola tuition will increase for the coming academic year.

Financial aid works to decrease student debt

New financial aid will be provided to help students combat accumulating debt in college.

Jason Wheeler, Writer • February 28, 2013

New financial aid will be provided to help students combat accumulating debt in college.

Facebook sees decline as users grow frustrated with ads

According to a recent study, Facebook is seeing a general decline in usership.

Grace Han, Writer • February 27, 2013

According to a recent study, Facebook is seeing a general decline in usership.