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Robberies at Creek Park elicit warnings from Campus Safety

The recent murders of two San Deigo-area female teens provoke extra concern about the sometimes sketchy park connected to Biola via tunnel.

Kelsey Osterman, Writer • March 8, 2010

The recent murders of two San Deigo-area female teens provoke extra concern about the sometimes sketchy park connected to Biola via tunnel.

Nursing program welcomes class of 2012

Sophomore nursing students lit a candle at a ceremony Saturday night to mark their official acceptance into the five-year program.

Alexandra Montiel, Writer • March 6, 2010

Sophomore nursing students lit a candle at a ceremony Saturday night to mark their official acceptance into the five-year program.

Rosemead alumni celebrate school’s 40th anniversary

Rosemead alumni gathered on Friday for an evening of fellowship and reminiscing in celebration of the school’s 40th anniversary.

Bethany Miller, Writer • March 6, 2010

Rosemead alumni gathered on Friday for an evening of fellowship and reminiscing in celebration of the school’s 40th anniversary.

Police escort man off campus

Campus Safety officers responded to a call of a man demanding access to the library and acting belligerently early Friday afternoon.

Kathryn Watson and Harmony Wheeler • March 5, 2010

Campus Safety officers responded to a call of a man demanding access to the library and acting belligerently early Friday afternoon.

AS kicks off election month

Students were given a rundown AS's structure and job opportunities Wednesday night.

Heather Tanji, Writer • March 4, 2010

Students were given a rundown AS's structure and job opportunities Wednesday night.

Millions protest cuts in higher education

Students, teachers and parents are rallying throughout California and other states to protest deep cuts in higher education spending.

Associated Press, Writer • March 4, 2010

Students, teachers and parents are rallying throughout California and other states to protest deep cuts in higher education spending.

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 27, 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.