WASHINGTON -- Barack Obama won the Georgia primary Tuesday night, the leading edge of a coast-to-coast struggle with Hillary Rodham Clinton for delegates in the grueling Democratic presidential campaign. Arizona Sen. John McCain challenged his remaining rivals for control of the Republican race. It...

Nearly 3,000 chapel and conference makeups were expected to reach the desk of Lauren Turner, chapel accountability coordinator, last Tuesday, February 5. 1,431 students need to make up chapels from last fall, and 1,525 need to makeup conferences. On average, fifteen chapels and 6 conferences per student...

Tapping into the competitive spirit and school rivalries that fuel some of the college experience, the ONE Campaign has discovered a new way to involve the younger generation in the fight to end poverty. The ONE Campus Challenge, which began last year, invites colleges and universities to submit the...

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-- Sen. John McCain defended his conservative credentials Monday as rival Mitt Romney claimed he was true to core Republican values in the finalpush before SuperTuesday. Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, locked in a tight race, searched for support in the delegate-rich...

NEW YORK --Very preliminary findings from 49 of the nation's biggest markets showed that ratings for the New York Giants' thrilling SuperBowl win over the New England Patriots were up 9 percent over last year's big game, according to Nielsen Media Research on Monday. Experts say those numbers indicate...

The annual tuition raise will once again take place for the 2008-2009 school year. Undergraduate tuition is going to be increased $1,740 between the tuition, room and board costs according to a letter written by Carl Schreiber, the vice president of financial affairs and information technology. The...

Germans are gaga over Barack Obama. He's got Japan pretty jazzed, too, along with Hillary Rodham Clinton. Russia's leaders, not so much: They prefer a Republican --as long as it's not Kremlin critic John McCain. And Mexico's president? He doesn't have much use for any of them. America's extraordinary...

Money is a common worry and point of stress on the minds of college students today. For this reason, jobs on a college campus are much sought after and positions are quickly filled. Students on Biola's campus find their source of revenue in various ways, ranging from baristas to rental facilitators,...

Despite the rainy weather, incoming freshmen and transfer students survived Student Orientation Service (SOS) and their first week of classes with a refreshing perspective of the Biola community. From Jan. 22-27, new students attended SOS events to help them adjust to everything at Biola from academics...

Questions are a part of one's daily life, a source of personal growth, and today, an opportunity to receive a wise answer. Today's chapel was unique in that Dr. Erik Thoennes invited the Biola student body to approach one of two microphones and ask any question that they may be struggling with....

DENVER-- Democrat John Edwards is exiting the presidential race Wednesday, ending a scrappy underdog bid in which he steered his rivals toward progressive ideals while grappling with family hardship that roused voters' sympathies, The Associated Press has learned. The two-time White House candidate...