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Metzger expects steady enrollment

Administrators say they are optimistic about meeting their enrollment goals for fall 2010.

Patricia Diaz, Writer • April 21, 2010

Administrators say they are optimistic about meeting their enrollment goals for fall 2010.

Corey brings Biola to Asia

Biola will pursue its existing ties in Asian nations more avidly, President Corey said after returning from a 10-day trip to China and Indonesia.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • April 21, 2010

Biola will pursue its existing ties in Asian nations more avidly, President Corey said after returning from a 10-day trip to China and Indonesia.

Haiti grant initiative deadline becomes flexible

Haiti grant committee loosens deadline as it hears of grant proposals in the works.

Shanley Knox, Writer • April 21, 2010

Haiti grant committee loosens deadline as it hears of grant proposals in the works.

Study: Students today feel less guilty about cheating

Students who use technological resources to cheat in their courses may not think they are doing anything wrong, according to recent surveys.

Kelsey Osterman, Writer • April 20, 2010

Students who use technological resources to cheat in their courses may not think they are doing anything wrong, according to recent surveys.

Hot topics hit at Metzger’s first town hall

President Corey and other top Metzger officials talk about improving Biola's Internet speed, revising the school's dancing policy and the progress of the provost search.

Kelsey Osterman, Writer • April 16, 2010

President Corey and other top Metzger officials talk about improving Biola's Internet speed, revising the school's dancing policy and the progress of the provost search.

Biolans weigh in on possible legalization of marijuana

California voters will decide on November 2 whether marijuana should be legalized for more than just medical use.

C.J. McMunn, Writer • April 13, 2010

California voters will decide on November 2 whether marijuana should be legalized for more than just medical use.

College sucides gain national attention

Six suicides this year at Cornell University have led college administrators to ramp up prevention efforts. Biola officials respond to the issue.

Robert Scott, Writer • April 13, 2010

Six suicides this year at Cornell University have led college administrators to ramp up prevention efforts. Biola officials respond to the issue.

New times, new cuts for Postal Service

The U.S. Postal Service, facing massive budget shortfalls, is considering ending Saturday deliveries.

Michelle Orgill, Writer • April 13, 2010

The U.S. Postal Service, facing massive budget shortfalls, is considering ending Saturday deliveries.

Haiti grant initiative lacks grants

Biola’s Haiti Initiative Grant Committee has yet to receive any grant proposals despite a Friday deadline.

Shanley Knox, Writer • April 13, 2010

Biola’s Haiti Initiative Grant Committee has yet to receive any grant proposals despite a Friday deadline.

Jesus mural artist to speak at Monday’s chapel

The chapel will be part of next week's “Picture This: Love, Justice, and Jesus” series focusing on the Jesus Mural and ethnic identity at Biola.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • April 13, 2010

The chapel will be part of next week's “Picture This: Love, Justice, and Jesus” series focusing on the Jesus Mural and ethnic identity at Biola.

Worship through an app? Church planters put down stakes in Facebook

With a generation of social media consuming people, perhaps it’s no surprise that the upcoming generation has formed churches in the “nation” of Facebook.

Michelle Orgill, Writer • April 12, 2010

With a generation of social media consuming people, perhaps it’s no surprise that the upcoming generation has formed churches in the “nation” of Facebook.