National holiday celebrates administrative professionals

Administrative Professionals’ day recognizes the hard workers behind almost every aspect of college life.
Maria Weyne, News Editor
• April 25, 2019
Biola Shares’ Pop-Up Pantry provides students in need with food

Students can fill up a bag with enough groceries for the week for free.
Hannah Nehrbass, Freelance Writer
• April 24, 2019
Crime Log ― April 16-23

This week’s crime log is made up of a vandalism, disturbance of the peace and petty theft.
Isabelle Thompson, Business Manager
• April 23, 2019
Art installation spotlights facilities management workers

Students’ photography project shows the caring hearts of four facilities management employees.
Rachel Gaugler, Freelance Writer
• April 23, 2019
The Lent Project 2019 makes a spiritual impact on subscribers

The Center for Christianity Culture and the Arts offers daily online devotionals for the season of Lent.
Emily Law, Freelance Writer
• April 19, 2019
SGA Rundown: Senators welcome next year’s SGA team

Senators gather in Metzger Hall for a mock senate meeting to welcome new members.
Isabelle Thompson, Business Manager
• April 19, 2019
Notre Dame Cathedral fire leaves impact on Biola community

Students grieve the fire damage to the world-famous French cathedral.
Carly Grider, Freelance Writer
• April 18, 2019
First ever “I Heart Biola” week celebrates school’s 111th birthday

The Student Alumni Association sponsored a new event to spread appreciation of staff and faculty.
Carly Grider, Freelance Writer
• April 17, 2019
Crime Log ― April 9 – April 16

This week’s crime log features a series of petty thefts and noise complaints, followed by two drinking trespassers and a hit and run on a student’s vehicle.
Micah Kim, Managing Editor
• April 17, 2019
Celebration of Scholarship and Research brings community closer

Biola’s CSR allows students and faculty to share their projects.
Maria Weyne, News Editor
• April 17, 2019
Student writers celebrate spirit and story

Celebration of Student Writing included an open mic to encourage students to share their stories.
Amanda Frese, Managing Editor
• April 16, 2019
Talbot student aims high despite failing kidneys

Anna Vollema plans to undergo kidney transplant surgery in the summer—but she still needs a donor.
Julie Hernandez, News Editor
• April 15, 2019
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Biolans awoke this morning to an unexpected campus development: the landmark Jesus mural is gone. All that remains is a black veil with a single...