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Career fair to bring employers to campus

Resume workshops will be held in preparation for the Career and Internship Expo, which is Thursday, March 25.

Christopher McMunn, Writer • March 16, 2010

Resume workshops will be held in preparation for the Career and Internship Expo, which is Thursday, March 25.

Talbot complex construction may begin this summer

Biola plans to break ground on the new Talbot East building as early as June 1 for an estimated $11.5 million. Problem: The fundraising team says it is still $5 million shy of what is needed to start.

Elizabeth Mak, Writer • March 16, 2010

Biola plans to break ground on the new Talbot East building as early as June 1 for an estimated $11.5 million. Problem: The fundraising team says it is still $5 million shy of what is needed to start.

Magnitude 4.4 shakes up Los Angeles

Campus Safety reported no immediate damage after the quake that struck just outside Pico Rivera area around 4 a.m. Tuesday.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 16, 2010

Campus Safety reported no immediate damage after the quake that struck just outside Pico Rivera area around 4 a.m. Tuesday.

Biola saying bye to Portal

The student information database will be replaced by a new site called my.Biola beginning in April.

Michael Farr, Writer • March 15, 2010

The student information database will be replaced by a new site called my.Biola beginning in April.

La Mirada prepares to celebrate golden anniversary

An evening social at the La Mirada Civic Center on March 23 kicks off the celebrations.

Robert Scott, Writer • March 15, 2010

An evening social at the La Mirada Civic Center on March 23 kicks off the celebrations.

Biola imagines tech future

Radio host Hugh Hewitt and the director of iTunesU talked about how new technology can help Biola's mission.

Kelsey Osterman, Writer • March 12, 2010

Radio host Hugh Hewitt and the director of iTunesU talked about how new technology can help Biola's mission.

Power outage gives Biolans déjà vu

Facilities Services representatives say problem is Edison-related and completely unconnected to the outage two weeks ago.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 12, 2010

Facilities Services representatives say problem is Edison-related and completely unconnected to the outage two weeks ago.

AS senate considers $22,000 worth of proposals

Student groups proposed more than $22,000 at Tuesday’s senate meeting, $3,500 of which was passed immediately.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 10, 2010

Student groups proposed more than $22,000 at Tuesday’s senate meeting, $3,500 of which was passed immediately.

Young adults ditch religion but hang on to God, study says

Pew study shows that today's young adults are less likely to attach themselves to a specific religion, but most still believe in God.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • March 10, 2010

Pew study shows that today's young adults are less likely to attach themselves to a specific religion, but most still believe in God.

Biola to ponder its tech future at Imagination Summit

The Imagination Summit on Thursday will bring together an iTunes representative and radio host Hugh Hewitt to discuss the future of Biola's technology use.

Matthew Draper, Writer • March 10, 2010

The Imagination Summit on Thursday will bring together an iTunes representative and radio host Hugh Hewitt to discuss the future of Biola's technology use.