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Plans in the work to beef up Fitness Center

The entire Fitness Center area will expand this summer to the tune of nearly $1 million.

Courtney Wallis and C.J. McMunn • March 3, 2010

The entire Fitness Center area will expand this summer to the tune of nearly $1 million.

New laws restrict students’ credit card access

New credit card laws went into effect last week that put restrictions on college students’ ability to apply for credit cards. Some Biolans say students just need to be more responsible.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • March 3, 2010

New credit card laws went into effect last week that put restrictions on college students’ ability to apply for credit cards. Some Biolans say students just need to be more responsible.

WEB ONLY: Button pushing is a no-no, couples told

14 young couples sat together in a barely lit Collegium Saturday morning to learn about “the power of healthy conflict."

Amy Ritter, Writer • March 1, 2010

14 young couples sat together in a barely lit Collegium Saturday morning to learn about “the power of healthy conflict."

Students, alumni get creative during power outage

A malfunction of the primary campus circuit breaker is responsible for the recent sporadic power outages that complicated several large campus events last weekend.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • February 28, 2010

A malfunction of the primary campus circuit breaker is responsible for the recent sporadic power outages that complicated several large campus events last weekend.

SCORR overcomes technical difficulties

Students from as far as Chicago attended the 14th annual SCORR conference Saturday, which faced added complications with this weekend's campus-wide power outage.

Kelsey Osterman, Writer • February 28, 2010

Students from as far as Chicago attended the 14th annual SCORR conference Saturday, which faced added complications with this weekend's campus-wide power outage.

Metzger releases final spring enrollment numbers

Grad numbers see the most dramatic increase, but enrollment climbs almost across the board.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • February 25, 2010

Grad numbers see the most dramatic increase, but enrollment climbs almost across the board.

Provost search fruitless after nearly a year

Despite an unprecedented nationwide search, Biola hasn't yet filled the provost post that was left vacant by Gary Miller last year.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • February 24, 2010

Despite an unprecedented nationwide search, Biola hasn't yet filled the provost post that was left vacant by Gary Miller last year.

SCORR conference to proclaim shalom

Organizers expect to see about 120 attendees at the 14th annual Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation on campus this weekend.

Karissa Tse, Writer • February 24, 2010

Organizers expect to see about 120 attendees at the 14th annual Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation on campus this weekend.

Prayer remains a campus creed

As Biola’s birthday celebrations began, President Corey spoke at Monday’s chapel about one of the core convictions the university was founded on 102 years ago: prayer.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • February 23, 2010

As Biola’s birthday celebrations began, President Corey spoke at Monday’s chapel about one of the core convictions the university was founded on 102 years ago: prayer.