Outfits speak truth
Biola students create biblically-centered clothing line to bring Christ to fitness.
Groups get down to business
Six finalists in Biola’s Startup Competition speak on the anticipation leading up to the announcement.
Delivery apps leap into La Mirada
Pond Frog and Postmates provide delivery services for the La Mirada community.
Judges announce business finalists
Biola Startup Competition teams look forward to the remainder of the competition.
Purpose behind the competition
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Those involved in the the Biola Startup Competition reveal the bliss and battles of last year.
Entrepreneur engines start up
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Biola’s second startup competition begins with a special event to encourage students and alumni to join the competition.
Mind the unintended consequences of volunteering
Volunteers building houses overseas may hurt local businesses.
Time will tell the fate of vinyl records
The essence of the demand for records either rests in the love of the art or the love of the trend.
Penny production does not make cents
Continued circulation of the penny represents government inefficiency.
We need smarter ads and smarter blocks
Internet users wrestle with the dilemma of not wanting intrusive advertisements, but wanting to support free content.
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...