SVP POSITION OPENS During a recent leadership transition within Biola’s Student Government Association (SGA), SVP Kyah Kang stepped down from her position and Andrew Ambrose stepped into the vacant role. Having previously served as Hope Hall’s senator for three terms, as well as holding the SVP...

On Friday, Feb. 20th, Biola students premiered a new documentary entitled “Rooted”, a short film following the journeys of six different first-generation college students at Biola. The film draws its title from Jeremiah 17:7-8, comparing the experiences of first-gen students to the tree planted by...

On Jan. 29, 2026, the California State Assembly voted 49-21 in favor of Assembly Bill 1421, a potential new law that would tax individuals in California for every mile that they drive. The bill proposes a new framework to potentially replace current gas taxes with a mileage-based tax. While the bill...

On Jan. 23, 2026, students from Biola University’s pro-life club, Love the Least, joined protesters in the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. While the March for Life is an event that has taken place for the last 53 years, this marks the first time in Biola history that a group of students has...

Biola University has appointed Randy Chung as its new Chief of Campus Safety, effective Jan. 23rd, 2026. Having served as the interim chief for five months following the passing of former Chief of Campus Safety John Ojeisekhoba, Chung steps into his new role after 18 years of service to the university.  Born...

On Dec. 5th, President Barry Corey announced on the Think Biblically podcast that The Dwelling, a ministry for LGBTQ+ and same-sex attracted (SSA) students at Biola, would be permanently discontinued in the Spring 2026 semester. In his conversation with Scott Rae and Sean McDowell, Corey explained that...

On Dec. 5, Biola students, faculty and alumni alike all gathered on Metzger lawn for the 42nd annual Biola Christmas tree lighting ceremony. At the front, rows of chairs faced the stage, lining the lawn with families and friends standing together and worshipping God, praising and thanking Him for the...

Hope Hall got ready for its annual transformation from ordinary dorm rooms into a collection of themed worlds. From themes of fantasy to joy, Deck the Haven celebrated its 20th anniversary as one of the event’s main organizers, Daniel Joseph, described this year’s tradition as “immersive, Christmas...

Every year, Biola’s Office of Innovation holds their annual Pitch competition for students to submit ideas for a startup and have a chance to win a stipend to help them start their business. At the 2025 competition on Nov. 10th, 35 different pitches were presented to a panel of judges who deliberated...

In a recent address given on Sept. 30th to hundreds of the top military leaders in the United States, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced multiple updates to military protocols and procedures.  He detailed his plan to restore the military to its former strength, hoping to move the military away...

On Oct. 27th, Biola University announced an update to its Sexuality, Gender, and Relationships Policy. Faculty members were notified of the updates via email. Corey’s press release emphasized that the policy changes were meant to clarify Biola’s pre-existing policies, believing that “the wording...

On Oct. 1st, Campus Safety released their annual “Security & Fire Safety Report.” This report is intended to inform students of the yearly statistics on crimes reported on Biola-owned property and in any surrounding areas. This year’s report notably began with a tribute to John “Chief O”...