Clarity, not disparity
MEPD dismantled with two departments to replace it for a more defined purpose.
Building an ethos of diversity at Biola
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A diverse student population is necessary for a healthy university.
Hope rises through Japanese ministry
Students seek to support Japan, a frequently overlooked mission field.
Maharlika brings the Philippines to Biola
Biola’s Philippines Culture Night shares unique traditions.
Cuba provides new opportunity for the traveler
Although tourism is still prohibited, cultural exchange is encouraged.
A walkabout through upper and lower dorms culture
Many factors can affect a dorm’s personality and create a unique living experience for students.
Art Goghs with everything
Although many see the study of art as impractical, it actually teaches about a variety of subjects.
Ceili Club fuses dance with community
Irish dancing flourishes on campus through integration of history and art.
Unidos club encourages unity
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Biola’s Unidos Club focuses on inclusion.
Embrace different cultures
Global students share various cultures during Wednesday Wakeups at the Fluor Fountain.
Discover San Diego’s history and heritage
Trek to Old Town San Diego during your free time and learn about the city’s birthplace and cultural roots.
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...