President Corey announces commitment to obtaining “Jesus Saves” sign
At the Convocation chapel President Corey announced that Biola will pursue procuring an iconic "Jesus Saves" sign.
Caf expansion postponed by city approval delays
Outdoor additions to the Caf, including a removable cover, have been delayed until later this semester.
Biola annual fair provides ministry opportunities
The annual ministry fair took place Tuesday and Wednesday and featured a number of different ministries, including Brown Bag, California School Project and Revive.
AS Senate Rundown: Sept. 4, 2012
The new senate passed two in-house proposals and heard one proposal requesting funds for the last-minute fall concert venue change.
New T3 vehicles to aid in response to active shooters
Two T3 vehicles were purchased by Campus Safety to help aid emergency access in the event of an active shooter and other campus crimes.
Bon Appétit preps for mobile food truck debut
Plans are in the works for a Bon Appetit food truck on campus soon, and students will have a chance to decide what it'll look like.
Former Biolan convicted of illegally spying on women through computers
Trevor Harwell, a former Biola student, pleaded guilty to six felony counts of computer access and fraud after installing spyware on women’s cameras to secretly record them.
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...