AS Senate Rundown: Nov. 6, 2012
The senate passed eight proposals, denied one and heard six new proposals.
Barack Obama wins office for another four years
Biola students had mixed reactions to the announcement that President Barack Obama was re-elected.
Oak tree commemorating late Ken Bascom planted in Hope roundabout
An oak tree was planted in the Hope Hall roundabout in honor of the late Ken Bascom, Biola's senior director of facilities planning.
Biola English professor’s novel a National Book Award finalist
Biola adjunct English professor Carrie Arcos was named a National Book Award finalist for her young adult novel, "Out of Reach."
Affirmative Action rises in Supreme Court once again
While Biola is not under any obligation to use affirmative action, students still grapple with diversity.
Committee on Sexual Identity Conversations to continue holding discussion panels
Specific events geared toward discussing sexual identity will be taking place this year.
Food truck dubbed “Soaring Eagle” continues receiving finishing touches
The Bon Appétit food truck, "Soaring Eagle," is entering the final stages of preparation as the launch date approaches.
Mixed student views on the importance of voting
Biola students have mixed opinions on the importance of voting.
AS Senate Rundown: Oct. 30, 2012
The senate heard eight new proposals and passed one pending proposal requesting $1.500 for the AS Open Forum.
Biola explores solutions to lack of air conditioning in Chase Gymnasium
Students and faculty seek a solution to the lack of air conditioning in Chase Gymnasium after feeling the heat during Torrey Conference.
The Biola Men’s Water Polo team started off the 2025-26 season with big additions and high energy, featuring twelve newcomers and a new head...