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Community colleges in crisis

Community colleges face uncertain future with regards to funding.

Krysta Fauria, Writer • October 4, 2012

Community colleges face uncertain future with regards to funding.

Preparation underway for the Run for Micah 6:8

President Corey and Olympian Amy Atkinson to join the 300 participants in the Run for Micah 6:8

Megan Cushman, Writer • October 4, 2012

President Corey and Olympian Amy Atkinson to join the 300 participants in the Run for Micah 6:8

Former Biola provost takes presidency at Fresno Pacific University

Biola’s previous vice provost of faculty development Pete Menjares was officially inaugurated as the 11th president of Fresno Pacific University on Sept. 28.

Katie Nelson and Katie Nelson • October 4, 2012

Biola’s previous vice provost of faculty development Pete Menjares was officially inaugurated as the 11th president of Fresno Pacific University on Sept. 28.

Crime Log: Oct. 4, 2012

Crime log for the week of October 4, 2012 includes an on-going investigation of a petty theft.

Katie Nelson and Katie Nelson • October 3, 2012

Crime log for the week of October 4, 2012 includes an on-going investigation of a petty theft.

AS Senate Rundown: Oct. 2, 2012

Senators heard one new proposal, passed five pending proposals and denied a sixth.

Kristina Nishi and Kristina Nishi • October 3, 2012

Senators heard one new proposal, passed five pending proposals and denied a sixth.

University-wide celebration fast approaching

Biola will host a myriad of events this weekend as the university sees alumni and parent visitors.

Rachel Snyder and Rachel Snyder • October 3, 2012

Biola will host a myriad of events this weekend as the university sees alumni and parent visitors.

Library hours reduced to cut budget cost

The Biola library's hours have been cut down to reflect the budget goals of the school.

Rachel Rohm and Rachel Rohm • October 2, 2012

The Biola library's hours have been cut down to reflect the budget goals of the school.

Lawsuit has potential to reach Supreme Court and affect school community

Alliance Defending Freedom’s Scott Baylor says that the lawsuit filed by Biola against the government will have a far-reaching effect in many different arenas that students should care about.

Elizabeth Sallie and Elizabeth Sallie • September 28, 2012

Alliance Defending Freedom’s Scott Baylor says that the lawsuit filed by Biola against the government will have a far-reaching effect in many different arenas that students should care about.

Students gather to pray about growing hostility in Muslim countries

The Muslim Ministry, Social Justice Ministry and Revive Chapel teamed up to sponsor an event on Monday to pray for Muslim countries after a controversial viral video ridiculing Islam.

Matthew Norman and Matthew Norman • September 28, 2012

The Muslim Ministry, Social Justice Ministry and Revive Chapel teamed up to sponsor an event on Monday to pray for Muslim countries after a controversial viral video ridiculing Islam.