$1,342.48 raised at Biolathon
After a day-long dance-a-thon, participants remain proud of amount fundraised for organizations.
SGA passes two open proposals
After conversations on post-traditional students and a survey, senators vote on proposals.
Talbot to start first fully online programs
School to offer three graduate degrees in accessible modality.
Crime Log ― May 1-May 7
Vandalism, drug paraphernalia, hit and run and trespassing make up this week's crime log.
Missions shown on a business scale
Students learn from guest speaker how business and missions work together.
Students draw attention to human trafficking
Breaking Chains creates awareness for human trafficking by holding an art event.
Phishing attack resolved
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A day of emails from an app disguised as Google Docs ends with Google and IT taking steps to help compromised account users.
Handshake faces privacy concerns
At Biola, Handshake’s privacy policy remains less of a problem than at other universities.
Suspects apprehended in Norwalk after shooting spree
After a carjacking in Pico Rivera, suspects go on shooting spree through three cities.
The Habit chars burgers blocks from Biola
The Habit Burger Grill opened its first La Mirada branch on April 20.
Students empathize with Syrians
The Do Something club hosts event to raise awareness about the Syrian refugee and war crisis.
Like many Angelenos, my family and I watched the news on the night of Tuesday, Jan. 7, in utter disbelief and sadness as our city was engulfed...