Community wakes up to diversity
Administration follows up on the Living Out Kingdom Diversity event.
Season recalls injuries
This time of year provides a time to reflect on sensitivity towards Native Americans.
Culture and Christianity
Asian-Americans gather to learn about the importance of diversity and unity in the church.
Administration reflects on diversity changes
Pamela Christian shares further updates on Biola’s diversity work.
First female provost formally installed
Deborah Taylor brings a new perspective to the role of provost and senior vice president.
Halloween costumes prompt cultural discussion
Shallow grasp of cultural appropriation in costume choice causes offense.
Administration implements diversity changes
Students gathered to hear faculty speak on kingdom diversity.
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.
Biola’s Student Government Association’s (SGA) Constitution preamble evokes language similar to the famous preamble of the US Constitution:...