The “lazy river” turned into an active river last night at the Associated Students (AS) kick-off event at Splash! water park as Biola students reverted back to their childhood mentalities and let the inner kid shine through while they attacked whatever inner tube got in their way. The...

The annual dorm nationball battle ensued yet again Thursday night, filling Chase Gymnasium with endless colors of dorm spirit. The confident Hope, drenched in pink, returned to the brutal games to defend their undefeated title as dorm champion. What followed was a merciless, violent, and comical display...

By Brittany McComb The large lines and crowds during chapel seem to belie the real truth of chapel culture on campus — that is, that students just aren’t getting them done. Hundreds of students formed a very different kind of line outside of Student Services on Tuesday, the last day to turn...

This year's freshman class will once again top the previous year's as Biola's largest ever, according to André Stephens, director of undergraduate admission. Some 859 potential freshmen have submitted their deposits, though Stephens said that number will likely taper off slightly since he expects...

The long summer months are over and Biola is once again host to a new crowd of anxious and excited new students. Friday was filled with unloading cars, rearranging furniture, fellowship with new friends, and many promises for a great school year ahead. President Corey gathered the students in Chase...

Originally published Oct. 13, 2007. Imagine yourself lying on a beach on your own private island, holding an iced beverage in your hand, your dream house off in the distance amongst the green rolling hills behind you. Suddenly you realize it’s three o’clock. You’re late for class. With seconds...

Originally published Oct. 10, 2007. The standard chapel format looks a little different in Mayers Auditorium this morning. Sure, the music starts up, the students begin to sing and the praise team belts out a heartfelt praise chorus. Then a few students gather at the front to read some Bible...

Originally published Oct. 3, 2007 The hospitals had turned her away, the medications were hardly helping the pain, and death itself seemed to be promptly approaching. What had begun as a three-week missions trip to Las Vegas, soon turned into pivotal experience altered sophomore Karen Myer’s...

Originally published Sept. 26, 2007 Anya Tronson, a 2005 Biola alumna, never dreamed she would train Olympic athletes just a year and a half after graduating. “I thought I wanted to be an Olympic trainer when I was 35, but now, ten years earlier, I have to figure out what I’m going...