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Biola Chess Club

A club for chess experts and novices to have fun.

Jason Lee, Staff writer • April 1, 2024

If you love chess or are interested in playing, check out the Biola Chess club, led by sophomore business administrator Elijah Chen. ACTIVITIES The Chess Club meets every Friday from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at BUSN 103. Multiple chessboards are set up on tables, and people are invited to come play matches...

Biola clubs take part in the involvement fair

Students make connections via on-campus clubs.

Shelby LaPorte, Staff Writer • January 26, 2023

On Jan. 25, Biola clubs and organizations set up along Sutherland Way for the Involvement Fair where representatives encouraged fellow students to stop by their booths. From science to sports to entertainment, students can join a club to become a part of a smaller community within Biola. JOINING A...

Pre-law club begins proceedings

The fledgling society kicked off with a mid-semester info meeting.

Brittany Ung, News Editor • November 5, 2019

The business building sustained an argument from senior cinema and media arts majors Selah Crisp and Sofia Silva on Monday night: that the pre-law club will foster a community of students pursuing a legal career. That’s an excerpt from the club’s mission statement, which was delivered by co-presidents...

10th annual Fiesta Latina proudly celebrates Latino cultures

SPA and Unidos club joined together to honor Latino cultures and raise awareness for Hispanic Heritage Month.

Jodie Stock, Freelance Writer • September 27, 2019

Rhythmic music, colorful balloons and a string of flags decorated this year’s Fiesta Latina celebration at the Fireplace Pavilion on Friday. The 10th annual event from Student Programming and Activities and the Unidos club, Fiesta Latina was lively, filled with Latino food, music and dance. The festival...

Find fartleks through college

While you may want to do everything in college, understand the importance of saying “no.”

President Barry Corey, Freelance Writer • May 1, 2019

When I began my role at the university a dozen years ago, I received a letter from a college president who gave me some advice. “Start your job by running as fast as you can. Then gradually pick up the speed.” Although I’m inherently ambitious, I soon realized that if I ran full bore from the time...