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Provost candidate meets campus leaders

Provost candidate David Nystrom visited campus Thursday to meet campus leaders.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • July 1, 2010

Provost candidate David Nystrom visited campus Thursday to meet campus leaders.

“Son of Hamas” granted U.S. asylum

June 30, 2010

A California immigration judge ruled Wednesday that Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of a Hamas founder and former Israeli spy, will be granted U.S. asylum and allowed to remain in the country if he passes a routine background check. The ruling represented a change of heart for the U.S. Department of...

Provost candidate announced, visiting campus July 1

David Nystrom will be coming to campus as a candidate for the position of Biola's provost and senior vice president.

Harmony Wheeler and Patricia Diaz • June 24, 2010

David Nystrom will be coming to campus as a candidate for the position of Biola's provost and senior vice president.

Afghanistan commander resigns after bashing Obama to media

President Obama acceped the resignation of Gen. Stanley McChrystal after controversy stirred by a "Rolling Stone" article.

Patricia Diaz, Writer • June 23, 2010

President Obama acceped the resignation of Gen. Stanley McChrystal after controversy stirred by a "Rolling Stone" article.

Eareckson Tada to speak at graduation

Founder of Joni and Friends and pastor Billy Kim will speak at graduation festivities.

Michelle Orgill, Writer • May 20, 2010

Founder of Joni and Friends and pastor Billy Kim will speak at graduation festivities.

Students reflect on transitions in CSICS

Amid changes, leadership paints vision for continued faithfulness to missions.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • May 20, 2010

Amid changes, leadership paints vision for continued faithfulness to missions.

CSICS students protest direction of school

Forum addresses frustrations over staff changes and focus of department.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • May 19, 2010

Forum addresses frustrations over staff changes and focus of department.

Prominent intelligent design advocate responds to questions, criticism

Stephen Meyer, who wrote a book that claims to show scientific evidence for intelligent design, answers two of his academic critics during a debate Friday night in Chase Gymnasium.

Kelsey Osterman, Writer • May 18, 2010

Stephen Meyer, who wrote a book that claims to show scientific evidence for intelligent design, answers two of his academic critics during a debate Friday night in Chase Gymnasium.

Corey: Dancing policy stays

President Corey, citing the "cumulative consideration of many voices," announced at Monday's chapel that, at least for now, social dancing will still not be allowed on campus.

Michelle Orgill, Writer • May 18, 2010

President Corey, citing the "cumulative consideration of many voices," announced at Monday's chapel that, at least for now, social dancing will still not be allowed on campus.

Illusionist performs at Biola, Thoennes loses his head

André Kole, who incorporates the Gospel message into his performances, performed Saturday in Sutherland Auditorium for a California School Project fundraiser.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • May 18, 2010

André Kole, who incorporates the Gospel message into his performances, performed Saturday in Sutherland Auditorium for a California School Project fundraiser.

Facebook is losing its status as a safe social network

Recent changes to Facebook’s privacy policies and new tools connecting users’ information to thousands of websites led four U.S. senators to write a letter of concern.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • May 18, 2010

Recent changes to Facebook’s privacy policies and new tools connecting users’ information to thousands of websites led four U.S. senators to write a letter of concern.