Mormonism was given a face and a voice to over 50 Biola students on Friday.
Elder Bradly Nothum, a Latter Day Saint who is currently serving as a missionary in the Whittier area, spoke to a full audience in the business building auditorium about the history and beliefs of the Church of Latter-Day...
Breaking the fourth wall is risky business, but Torrey Theatre Club’s fall play makes the reward well worth the risk.
“The Real Inspector Hound” keeps the audience on the edge of its seat throughout the production not because it has the gravity of a true thriller or the genius of a Shakespearean...
Christians from an array of ethnic backgrounds came together Friday night in the name of hip hop.
Sola Soul, an annual hip hop concert hosted by AS Multi-Cultural Relations (MCR), featured guest Christian hip hop artists Propaganda, Zane, Keisha, Black Ink and Caviar Brown. It was held by Biola’s...
Last Friday afternoon I spent one full hour talking with a lesbian, an atheist, a Satanist and the cross-dressing boyfriend of the Satanist. It was hands-down the best spiritual conversation I've had in over a year.
My friend Mindy and I went with five other Biola students to evangelize at Pioneer...
Article by: Biola College Republicans Club
On Monday, Nov. 12, it was difficult for us to forget the significance of the day. We received multiple reminders that — for the only time this school year — the campus was gearing up for a week of music at chapel. It was an event that was hard to ignore.
We...
Dance. The word has become a kind of taboo here at Biola. But Xopoc is changing all that.
The team that junior Marshall Bang began last semester for Mock Rock is currently made up of over 30 Biola students who are passionate about dancing.
“The thing that sets us apart from other dance teams...
During his inauguration weekend, President Barry Corey made it clear that one of his goals is getting more students involved in meaningful, cross-cultural experiences.
Many Biola students -- and students across the nation -- seem to be taking that to heart. In the past few years the number of U.S....
Some readers might be lucky enough to have their parents fronting the bill for a 20-per-week meal plan, but as for the rest of Biolans- those populating off-campus nooks and crannies- they are forced to find and prepare their own food.
Though boys never seem to tire of Carl's Jr. and Taco Bell, most...
Loud music played, students filed in through balloon waterfalls, and the basketball teams warmed up Sunday night at Midnight Madness as the gym doors opened.
Students arrived early to be one of the first 500 people to receive a prize –- a drawstring backpack -- and by 10:30, the gym was full and...
Biola administrators responded to a mock 8.2 earthquake last Friday, giving Campus Safety a chance to rehearse its new campus-wide notification system and test the university's disaster response.
The simulation, which was part of an annual city-wide effort to evaluate La Mirada's disaster response...
In any other community, diving into a pool in mid-November would be absurd.
But for the thousands of La Mirada residents who crowded around waterslides and an Olympic-sized pool for Saturday’s Splash! grand opening bash, getting soaked was the thing to do.
Among those with sopping hair were City...
The usual crowds on campus swelled this Sunday and Monday during University Day, in which high school students interested in attending Biola were invited here to experience college life.
The event cost $25 per student and $20 for each parent who attended. Prospective students ate in the cafeteria,...
