A dramatic shift from blue to red: an analysis of the 2024 election

Last week, Trump won both the popular vote and the electoral college in the 2024 presidential election. What may have caused this shift to happen and how can we navigate complicated election feelings?
Kelly Van Duine, Staff Writer
• November 16, 2024
A Lesson in Unity: Biola’s Approach to Navigating Political Tensions

Biola’s Department of Housing and Residence Life hosts an event preparing for the impending election.
Sophie Kosted, Freelancer
• November 2, 2024
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Patricia Yang, Editor-in-Chief • February 20, 2025
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...