The pandemic has encouraged positive changes in dating culture
Society will look very different post-coronavirus, and our love-lives will be no exception.
“The Bachelor” brings students humor and horror
The reality TV show’s fascination pokes through the Biola Bubble.
Traditional dating norm perpetuates guilt
Benevolent sexism limits dating process for both men and women.
Rethinking Masculinity: Asking someone out is gender-neutral
Students should dismantle barriers to asking another person on a date.
Panel offers relationship tips
Upper campus students gather to hear about strengthening their relationships.
Learning to love while single
We can and deserve to experience love regardless of a relationship status.
Couples can go the distance
Long distance relationships may be tough, but they provide a growing experience.
The Honeymoon Phase, and the disappearing romantic
Though infatuated couples often isolate themselves to build stronger bonds, this attraction may be damaging long-term.
Braving the seas of love
Relationships can be a tricky territory to traverse, but consider these tips on steering yours in the right direction.
Relationship retreat guides students, inspires universities
Biola's Relationship Retreat aims to give young couples a space to ask questions and gain outside perspective.
The somewhat controversial The WORD (or “Jesus Mural” as the students call it) was covered with a black tarp by Student Missionary Union...