Biola senior Festim Gashi has a lot to smile about these days — his home, Kosovo, is officially an autonomous country. As his Facebook status puts it, he is “full of joy because Kosova is independent!” Announced on Sunday, Kosovo territory’s parliament declared independence from Serbia,...

We all know the feeling of a moment passed too quickly, a day gone too fast, and a week that has disappeared before one’s own eyes. This Week in Photos is an effort to slow down the passing days and recognize what is happening all around us. In the words of Ferris Bueller, “Life moves pretty...

WASHINGTON -- Debris from an obliterated U.S. spy satellite is being tracked over the Pacific and Atlantic oceans but appears to be too small to cause damage on Earth, a senior military officer said Thursday, just hours after a Navy missile scored a direct hit on the failing spacecraft. Marine Gen....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Barack Obama won the Democrats Abroad global primary in results announced Thursday, giving him 11 straight victories in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Illinois senator won the primary in which Democrats living in other countries voted by Internet, mail...

Monday, February 4, the AS launched their new student website amidst a flurry of advertising. According to Robert Johnson, AS vice president of finance, the website was built largely in response to student complaints of a lack of communication between AS and the student body. “[It’s] the most...

WASHINGTON-- U.S. consumer prices rose by a bigger-than-expected amount in January, reflecting big increases in the cost of food and health care, the government reported Wednesday. The Labor Department said that its closely watched Consumer Price Index posted a gain of 0.4 percent last month, matching...

HAVANA -- An ailing, 81-year-old Fidel Castro resigned as Cuba's president Tuesday after foiling U.S. attempts to topple him for nearly half a century -- leaving on his own terms by clearing the way for his brother Raul to take power. The end of Castro's rule -- the longest in the world for a head...

Spring has arrived at Biola; flowers are blooming, days are sunny, and an influx of prospective students could be seen on Monday, Feb. 18, devouring cafeteria food, making new friends, and generally cramming as much touring into their two day visit as humanly possible. It was the second day of this...

CICERO, Illinois-- Catalina Garcia, the youngest of four children, was studying to be a teacher. Now, her family is preparing to lay her to rest. Garcia, 20, was one of five young people slain last week at Northern Illinois University by a gunman whose girlfriend said he recently stopped taking his...

LOS ANGELES-- An undercover video showing crippled and sick animals being shoved with forklifts has led to the largest beef recall in the United States and a scramble to find out if any of the meat is still destined for school children's lunches. The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Sunday ordered...

Students filled out small surveys before entering the café earlier this week in an effort to petition the administration for faster Internet on Biola’s campus. Spearheaded by Hope North Senator Eric Weaver, the effort achieved just under 600 petition surveys filled out by Biola students. “The...

We all know the feeling of a moment passed too quickly, a day gone too fast, and a week that has disappeared before one's own eyes. This Week in Photos is an effort to slow down the passing days and recognize what is happening all around us. In the words of Ferris Bueller, "Life moves pretty fast, if...