Alpha provides sweet treat for students
For the first time at Candyland, students can experience a maze.
Building an ethos of diversity at Biola
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A diverse student population is necessary for a healthy university.
Students pursue a home church
Research shows that people looking for a new church search for quality of sermons and warm welcomes.
New dean hired
Paul Ferguson pursues community and course improvements in the Alton and Lydia Lim Center of Science, Technology and Health.
Society builds future student leaders
The National Society of Leadership and Success seeks to equip students with fundamental leadership abilities through events and networking groups.
Let us grieve whether in person or online
Critics of online mourning of public figures fail to recognize the complexity of celebrity and human grief.
Maharlika brings the Philippines to Biola
Biola’s Philippines Culture Night shares unique traditions.
English students joust for greater learning
Though the bounce house activity was less appealing, the two-day event generated large interest from students.
GSPD leadership team focuses on expansion
In the coming year the GSPD leadership team will grow to reach more students.
Mock Rock exclusivity hurts community
The light-hearted Biola competition should be more open to new members joining groups.
On Wednesday, April 16, for the first time, the Caf served a homestyle Easter meal, to celebrate the upcoming Easter holiday and resurrection....