Prizes, dorm competition and an introduction to the basketball teams are among the many things to expect at the annual Midnight Madness this Sunday night. The doors of Chase Gymnasium will open at 10:30 p.m. for the event, and the first 500 people to enter will receive a prize to be revealed at the door. Every...

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has declared a state of emergency in the San Francisco Bay area, where hundreds of workers are trying to contain the oilspill from a cargo ship that struck a support tower of the Bay Bridge. The emergency proclamation he signed today makes additional state personnel...

In hopes of impacting culture from their laptops, pastors, church leaders, culturally concerned Christians, beginning and advanced bloggers are gathering today at this year’s annual GodBlogCon 2007 in Las Vegas, Nev. “New media is such an effective medium for engaging the broader culture,” said...

It seemed the new TV season had just started, then, suddenly, the stream of new episodes threatened to run dry. For the most part, you can relax for the rest of the month. Even with TV writers on strike, most of your favorite comedy and drama series have episodes on tap through November, and even...

A cast of 26 students and alumni opened the doors of Theatre 21 on Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. to portray their version of William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” The romantic comedy written by Shakespeare in the 1590s depicts the adventures of four Athenian lovers whose lives are complicated...

An elaborate chandelier shed light on tables topped with tall white roses on Thursday night in the tent on Metzger Lawn. Security guards with ear bud communication stood post outside the tent. Guests walked in to the Delegate’s Dinner after dropping their cars off with valet attendants. The inauguration...

On Saturday, Nov. 3, hundreds turned out to Biola Fest 2007: A Homecoming Revival. This event served to celebrate the newly inaugurated president, Dr. Barry Corey, as well as Biola’s 100th anniversary. Though the event was free, those who came were encouraged to donate a pair of new shoes to the...

While most Biolans were still snoozing, hundreds of Biola staff and volunteers were preparing for one of the biggest events the university has held in two decades: a presidential inauguration—with all the glamour and fanfare to boot. Claire Scholl, intern for the Centennial Celebrations team, was...