Last night Californians voted to approve Proposition 50, a measure backed by Governor Gavin Newsom to allow for partisan redistricting across the state of California. The win for Californian Democrats arrived alongside a wave of victories across the country for the party, including New York city’s...

On Tuesday evening, Oct. 21, the Torrey Honors College hosted author Daniel Nayeri, who focused his lecture on the core concept of bravery—its meaning, daily application, and his personal journey as an immigrant in the United States.  Nayeri, an Iranian-born immigrant, arrived in the U.S. with...

On Saturday, Oct. 19, the School of Fine Arts and Communication hosted “Fool’s Errand: Reflections on the Art and Teaching Career of Daniel Callis”. Along with the Center for Christianity, Culture, and the Arts, they came together to celebrate the work Callis has done for Biola and students as...

Alongside a myriad of guest speakers, breakout sessions, and activities, this year’s Torrey Memorial Bible Conference features music from Marra, a worship band made up of Biola alumni. In line with the conference’s 2025 theme–”Childlike”–Marra hopes to elevate the Torrey conference experience...

Biola University received a $40 million donation made possible by a Silicon Valley executive to advance tech education programs. The funds will go towards building two new engineering garages and laboratories, establishing endowed professorships and student scholarships, equipment, research partnerships...

Torrey Conference 2025 is quickly approaching campus, with banners hanging across campus and a daily countdown outside of the Student Union Building. It's not difficult to sense the excitement that Biola has for this annual event. However, new students may wonder, what exactly should they expect to gain...

On Oct. 2, the Departments of Sociology and Modern Languages held a screening of the first episode of “Living Undocumented,” a Netflix series about families facing the challenges of the American immigration system. The documentary aimed to bring light to the situations of the undocumented, and to...

On Sep. 25, the music of the mariachi band filled the air surrounding Metzger Lawn as students arrived with event books in hand, ready to experience what Fiesta Latina had to offer for this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month. With colorful booths emitting smells of Hispanic cuisine, fun trivia opportunities,...

Charlie Kirk built a career by debating. Whether he was sparring with students on college campuses under a tent with his trademarked “prove me wrong” slogan or rallying young conservatives into a national movement to elect the president, Kirk thrived on political confrontation and the spotlight it...

The Committee of Art in Public Spaces (CAPS) along with the Dean of the School of Fine Arts and Communication (SoFAC), have decided to reverse their decision regarding the student-made mural beside the library. From the start, the piece was intended to be a temporary installation. Now, rather than having...

On Sep. 13th, Biola University’s faculty, staff and students commemorated the life of Biola’s associate vice president and chief of campus safety, John “Chief O” Ojeisekhoba, who passed away at the age of 54 from cardiac arrest on Aug. 31st, 2025.  John Ojeisekhoba’s casket, adorned with...

On Thursday, Sept. 5, the Office of Campus Engagement (OCE) hosted Nationball 2025, where students of Biola joined in camaraderie with their respective dorms to face off against one another in a dodgeball tournament.  As each dorm gathered in front of Chase Gym, students donned black wristbands worn...