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...
Biola University's various student media groups will collectively come under the authority of the recently approved Student Media Board by the end of the semester in an effort to create more effective and professional news media operations on campus.
Associated Students (AS) voted Tuesday to officially...
Ethnicity, immigration, justice, poverty and racial reconciliation were the topics that many Biola students were challenged to interact with last weekend. Students were faced with topics and issues such as trying to grapple with the true meaning of what is to be the body of Christ at the 12th annual...
In Biola’s foundation Lyman Stewart proclaimed, “All people, without reference to race, color, class, creed [denomination] or previous condition, will ever be welcome [to Biola]…” To this day, Biola carries out Stewart’s hospitable words, admitting various ethnicities and genders.
Although...
Class schedules will be changing for the earlier this Fall.
According to Dean of Academic Records and Institutional Research Wayne Chute, every department is required to have one class that begins at 7:30 a.m. or 8:30 a.m. on every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
“The morning classes on Mondays,...
The man who gunned down five people at Northern Illinois University in a suicidal rampage had recently ''become erratic'' after halting his medication and carried a shotgun to campus inside a guitar case, police said Friday.
The man, 27-year-old former student Stephen Kazmierczak, was also wielding...
Koreans faced the tragic moment as their number one national treasure “Namdaemun” the Great South Gate, the iconic symbol of national pride was destroyed due to fire on Sunday, Feb. 10.
The Korean students at Biola University showed concern and sympathy over the destruction of the Great South...
LOS ANGELES-- Members of the Writers Guild of America were planning a return to work Wednesday after voting to end their strike on its 100th day, allowing Hollywood to jump-start stalled production of numerous TV sitcoms and dramas.
''It will be all hands on deck for the writing staff,'' said Chris...
DETROIT -- General Motors Corp. reported a $38.7 billion loss for 2007 on Tuesday, the largest annual loss ever for an automotive company, and said it is making a new round of buyout offers to U.S. hourly workers in hopes of replacing some of them with lower-paid help.
The earnings report and buyout...
WASHINGTON -- Democrat Barack Obama looked to continue his winning streak in three mid-Atlantic presidential primaries Tuesday, while rival Hillary Rodham Clinton turned her attention to a future round of contests. Republican John McCain sought to rebound from two weekend losses to Mike Huckabee and...
Eleven states had a flu outbreak during the past few months and the La Mirada area has been elevated to a “high” status as of last week for the incidence of influenza, according to Marsha H. Schreiber, director of Student Health Services.
“There have been twenty cases of influenza in the past...
Residents in five Southern states tried to salvage what they could from homes reduced to piles of debris on Wednesday, a day after the deadliest cluster of tornadoes in more than two decades tore through the region, snapping trees and crumpling homes. At least 59 people were killed.
Rescue crews,...
