Art department’s photography concentration closes
Photography concentration comes to an end due to low enrollment.
Fashion Castillo-Delgadillo and Patricia Yang
• February 23, 2023
Financial changes hit Biola
The Chimes explains employment cuts, enrollment drop and Biola's debt.
Dalet Valles, Editor-in-Chief
• February 23, 2023
How dorm consolidation impacts Biola
Dorm changes bring about an attitude of uncertainty amongst Biola students.
Noel Sassoon, Deputy Opinions Editor
• February 6, 2023
Biola cuts numerous courses
Academic and online programs are set to phase out for spring 2023.
Dalet Valles, Editor-in-Chief
• January 11, 2023
Biola welcomes incoming students for fall 2022
Welcome week marks a new commencement for enrollment after a struggle following the pandemic.
Dalet Valles, Editor-in-Chief
• August 29, 2022
Biola’s giveaway hopes to diversify and enlarge campus numbers
Following regulation changes Biola offers first-ever incentive program.
Monica Salazar-Jimenez, Opinions Editor
• November 9, 2021
A snapshot of Biola’s finances during COVID-19
Biola is managing to stay afloat in the midst of a pandemic that has left many financially unstable.
Lacey Patrick and Natalie Willis
• February 15, 2021
The pandemic could cost Biola $3.4 million
Housing and meal plan reimbursements chip away at the university’s operating expenses.
Lacey Patrick, Editor-in-Chief
• April 22, 2020
Finance department restructures to alleviate financial burden for students
The recent reorganization allows the university to adapt to long-term changes in student demographics.
Brittany Ung, Web Editor
• October 4, 2019
Declining enrollment forces administration to get creative about funding
Biola is working to increase student affordability through raising scholarships and endowment.
Russell Spacy, Freelance Writer
• April 30, 2019
Summer school just got cool
The two sessions save money and help students graduate earlier.
Julianna Hernandez, News Editor (Spring 2019)
• April 26, 2018
Hispanic undergraduate enrollment increased 1.2 percent in fall 2017
As numbers of Hispanic students increase, administration may receive more federal funds.
Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief
• February 1, 2018
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