News Archives - Page 192 of 271

Failure in underground high voltage cable cause of recent power outages

A permanent repair is being scheduled for the recent power outages affecting campus.

Michelle Hong, Writer • November 9, 2011

A permanent repair is being scheduled for the recent power outages affecting campus.

Biola’s admission requirements remain constant over the years

Biola's admission standards remain constant while other schools change their requirements.

Mark Nesbitt, Writer • November 8, 2011

Biola's admission standards remain constant while other schools change their requirements.

Governor Jerry Brown signs second half of California Dream Act

The passage of recent California Dream Act legislation prompts diverse discussion on the Biola campus.

Patricia Diaz, Writer • November 3, 2011

The passage of recent California Dream Act legislation prompts diverse discussion on the Biola campus.

Decrease in roommate switch applications speeds up process

Because the number of applications for a roommate switch decreased this year, the process was faster for students who did apply.

Natalie Bautista, Writer • November 3, 2011

Because the number of applications for a roommate switch decreased this year, the process was faster for students who did apply.

Biola forensics team places fifth in California Double-Up

The forensics team earned fifth place in the California Double-Up in Irvine, where they competed against some of the most prestigious universities in debate.

Brittany Cervantes, Writer • November 2, 2011

The forensics team earned fifth place in the California Double-Up in Irvine, where they competed against some of the most prestigious universities in debate.

Alpha’s Candyland provides safe place for local kids to celebrate Hallowen

For Halloween, Alpha transforms into Candyland to provide the La Mirada community with a safe place to trick-or-treat.

Kristina Nishi, Writer • November 2, 2011

For Halloween, Alpha transforms into Candyland to provide the La Mirada community with a safe place to trick-or-treat.

AS Senate Rundown: Nov. 1, 2011

AS senators heard two proposals and passed two others, and two of the four proposals involve Christmas festivities.

Christine Chan, Writer • November 1, 2011

AS senators heard two proposals and passed two others, and two of the four proposals involve Christmas festivities.

Improvements made to Biola’s emergency response manual

Campus Safety and the Biola emergency response team discuss disaster plans and the updated safety manual at their most recent meeting.

Bethany Miller, Writer • October 29, 2011

Campus Safety and the Biola emergency response team discuss disaster plans and the updated safety manual at their most recent meeting.

Christian colleges struggle to keep pace with demographic shifts

Christian schools discuss the topic of diversity while trying to keep up with the national trends.

Patricia Diaz, Writer • October 29, 2011

Christian schools discuss the topic of diversity while trying to keep up with the national trends.

Food, fun and talent hallmarks at annual Punk ‘N’ Pie

Punk 'N' Pie showcased variety of talents to provide a high-energy evening despite being moved to the gym earlier this week to respect noise complaints.

Patricia Diaz, Writer • October 29, 2011

Punk 'N' Pie showcased variety of talents to provide a high-energy evening despite being moved to the gym earlier this week to respect noise complaints.