Students walk a mile
English department hosts a lecture to inform students on learning disabilities.
Learning to love while single
We can and deserve to experience love regardless of a relationship status.
Students should embrace “adulting”
Growing up and taking on serious responsibilities should not be a fear of college students and recent grads.
Christian education holds a place in democracy
President Barry Corey recounts his struggle with convincing Sacramento of the value of Christian education.
New SAT improves, but still not perfect
SAT wins the little victories, but society still fights the bigger issues.
Doctor’s note requirements place grades over health
Biola’s attendance policy forces students to sacrifice their health to get good grades.
Protect foreign language classes
The cost of getting rid of small foreign language classes outweighs the cost of keeping them.
Art Goghs with everything
Although many see the study of art as impractical, it actually teaches about a variety of subjects.
Killer whales not made for killer entertainment
Although Seaworld does some good, marine creatures’ health is crucial.
On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...