The pandemic is not over
Biola students continue to see the effects of COVID-19 in their lives.
Dalet Valles, Editor-in-Chief
• October 10, 2022
California bill provides free feminine hygiene products in public schools
The new California bill recognizes that access to feminine hygiene products is a basic human right.
Caleb Jonker, News Editor
• October 27, 2021
Contact tracers in L.A. County struggle to reach those infected
As Biola cases increase, the Health Center turns to contact tracing to mitigate the spread.
Andi Basista, News Editor
• September 13, 2021
Students face “overwhelming” isolation, according to Sealls
Two Biola students experienced a different kind of isolation while quarantining on campus.
Maria Weyne and Ashley Grams
• May 1, 2021
The new coronavirus appeared in Southern California, is Biola at risk?
Amid the two cases in Southern California, Biola’s Health Center responds.
Micah Kim, Managing Editor
• January 29, 2020
Crime Log — Nov. 5 – Nov. 12
Officers are investigating reports of stolen bicycles and damage to the tennis courts’ netting.
Brittany Ung, Web Editor
• November 12, 2019
Biola’s Health Center updates a new vaccination requirement
Students are required to submit their vaccine records before March 1, 2020.
Micah Kim, Managing Editor
• November 6, 2019
Campus Safety refines its emergency medical responses
Campus Safety’s emergency line responds to everything from sports injuries to heart attacks.
Brittany Ung, Web Editor
• February 23, 2019
A number of factors play into students not receiving enough sleep
As finals approach, students find it more difficult to receive the proper amount of sleep.
Corel Eldridge, Freelance Writer
• April 18, 2018
Flu season hits rampantly in California
Campus fills with people of color through the faces of young students.
Rebecca Mitchell, Managing Editor
• February 13, 2018
Campus Safety executes active shooter drill
Biola is the first to conduct the exercise with neighboring universities involved.
Melissa Hedrick, Writer
• September 30, 2015
Hospitals treat Ebola hype
Though the current risk for Ebola in the U.S. is low, hospitals continue to inform staff of Ebola procedures.
Alanna Denton, Writer
• December 10, 2014