News Archives - Page 228 of 269

Profs teach how to Tweet

“Tworn-again tweeters,” those profoundly changed by Twitter, might be pleased to find that Biola classes are in the process of joining them.

September 21, 2009

“Tworn-again tweeters,” those profoundly changed by Twitter, might be pleased to find that Biola classes are in the process of joining them.

Biola slow in starting green initiatives

Biola's efforts to be environmentally friendly lag behind other rival institutions -- but the university is steadily catching up.

September 18, 2009

Biola's efforts to be environmentally friendly lag behind other rival institutions -- but the university is steadily catching up.

Private universities adapt in hard times

Private universities struggle with drooping enrollment in tough economic times.

September 16, 2009

Private universities struggle with drooping enrollment in tough economic times.

“Blend-in” criminals striking Biola

Campus Safety officials say the “blend-in tactic,” in which criminals dress similar to their surroundings to commit crimes, is beginning to strike Biola.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • September 16, 2009

Campus Safety officials say the “blend-in tactic,” in which criminals dress similar to their surroundings to commit crimes, is beginning to strike Biola.

Auxiliary Services defends caf pricing

Biola's Auxiliary Service explains how they handle cost in working with Bon Appétit, the campus's contracted food provider.

September 16, 2009

Biola's Auxiliary Service explains how they handle cost in working with Bon Appétit, the campus's contracted food provider.

WEB ONLY: Conference grapples with Web’s social impact

One question brewed controversy at last weekend's Biola-hosted Christian Web Conference: Does technology isolate communities? A Chimes Online exclusive.

September 14, 2009

One question brewed controversy at last weekend's Biola-hosted Christian Web Conference: Does technology isolate communities? A Chimes Online exclusive.

Without a cosigner, some students drop out

Students are finding it harder to get qualified co-signers for their student loans -- a problem that can derail their educational plans.

September 9, 2009

Students are finding it harder to get qualified co-signers for their student loans -- a problem that can derail their educational plans.

Undeclared a top option for frosh

While most majors are constantly fluctuating in popularity, one option has remained solid: going undeclared.

September 9, 2009

While most majors are constantly fluctuating in popularity, one option has remained solid: going undeclared.

Biola moves up on list of best U.S. colleges

Biola was once again placed on U.S. News and World Report's list of “America’s Best Colleges." This year, Biola ranked as a tier three school instead of a tier four school.

September 8, 2009

Biola was once again placed on U.S. News and World Report's list of “America’s Best Colleges." This year, Biola ranked as a tier three school instead of a tier four school.

Health Center responds to “swine flu” hype

Fresh concern about the swine flu has risen as school starts and flu season nears, especially on college campuses where students are in close quarters.

September 8, 2009

Fresh concern about the swine flu has risen as school starts and flu season nears, especially on college campuses where students are in close quarters.