2021 SCORR Conference: Heritage
SCORR celebrates its 25th anniversary at Biola University.
Bethsabe Camacho, Natalie Willis, Maria Weyne, Amber Chen, Jonathan James, and Esther Cash
• February 17, 2021
Science professors prepare for socially distanced labs
The School of Science, Technology and Health welcomes back their students in a new hyflex format.
Bethsabe Camacho, Deputy News Editor
• February 16, 2021
A snapshot of Biola’s finances during COVID-19
Biola is managing to stay afloat in the midst of a pandemic that has left many financially unstable.
Lacey Patrick and Natalie Willis
• February 15, 2021
Black History Month: SCORR student director voices that representation matters
Lailah Walker highlights how several on-campus groups have given her a place of belonging.
Bethsabe Camacho, Deputy News Editor
• February 12, 2021
SGA Rundown: COVID-19 safety
While starting their last semester in SGA, senators discuss safe returns for students in phase 3.
Maria Weyne, News Editor
• February 11, 2021
U.S. Senate moves forward with Trump’s historic second impeachment trial
House prosecutors argue there is no “January Exception.”
Natalie Willis, Editor-in-Chief
• February 10, 2021
Black History Month: Diversity coordinator celebrates the beauty within her community
Debra Mlambo shares her struggles and strives to create a safer space for other Black students on campus.
Maria Weyne, News Editor
• February 9, 2021
February celebrations may spike COVID-19 cases in L.A. county
As Super Bowl weekend comes to an end, officials speculate coronavirus cases going up for the month of February.
Maria Weyne, News Editor
• February 8, 2021
Black History Month: Fusion intern celebrates her heritage
Kiarra Edwards shares her experience as a biracial student on campus.
Bethsabe Camacho, Deputy News Editor
• February 5, 2021
Southern California schools struggle to remain COVID-19 free
Following a letter sent to Los Angeles county, schools that pushed to reopen now struggle to keep students safe.
Maria Weyne, News Editor
• February 4, 2021
MLK Day 2021: “Why We Can’t Wait”
In honor of this year’s Martin Luther King Jr.’s theme, Biola is called to action.
Bethsabe Camacho, Deputy News Editor
• February 3, 2021
Phase 3 repopulation still in place after outbreak
Biola announces in-person chapel attendance is required for living on campus.
Natalie Willis, Editor-in-Chief
• February 2, 2021
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