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The Bird House: a new perspective on community living

Biblical studies professor opens up his home for undergraduate discipleship opportunity.

Macie Cummings, News Editor (Fall 2018) • September 24, 2018

When choosing a housing option for the year, not many students consider living on the same property in a community with their professor. But that is exactly what seven bible students are doing this year. Professor of New Testament Kenneth Berding and his wife Trudi have opened up their home and their...

Community instills comfort

Three students explain their housing choices.

Julianna Hernandez, News Editor (Spring 2019) • April 5, 2018

As the housing selection process took place on March 22 to 27, feelings of stress and relief filled the student body as they found their homes for next year. While students look for housing, they search for where they will feel most comfortable, and often times, students have already found the right...

Senators pass two internal proposals

SGA receives NCAA Division II update and chooses recipients of research scholarship

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • February 22, 2018

Student Government Association discussed Biola’s transition into NCAA Division II, reviewed housing application procedures and voted for Celebration of Scholarship and Research scholarship recipients before voting on two internal proposals. Athletic director Bethany Miller spoke to senators regarding...

Day in the Life: A grad student commuter’s life

Whether students drive or walk to commute, they must prepare for a full day of classes.

Malchiel-Melchior La’ Viollette, Writer • April 5, 2017

Whether students drive or walk to commute, they must prepare for a full day of classes.

Senators prepare for student discussions

SGA listens to three presentations and one internal proposal.

Rebecca Mitchell, Writer • March 14, 2017

SGA listens to three presentations and one internal proposal.

Makayla and Mindy symbolize accommodation

This dog-human duo take on the world in miraculous ways.

Samantha Gassaway, Writer • December 6, 2016

This dog-human duo take on the world in miraculous ways.

Students need more off-campus housing

Biola cannot ignore the massive demand from students for apartments.

Kristen M. Smith, Writer • April 26, 2016

Biola cannot ignore the massive demand from students for apartments.

Wealth in art has broad consequences

Using money meant for the poor to build a museum parking garage highlights philanthropist Eli Broad’s hypocrisy.

Justin Yun, Writer • April 5, 2016

Using money meant for the poor to build a museum parking garage highlights philanthropist Eli Broad’s hypocrisy.

Being a second year RA

Jillian Bradford shares her experience in overseeing a floor in Thompson Hall.

Jillian Bradford, Writer • November 11, 2015

Jillian Bradford shares her experience in overseeing a floor in Thompson Hall.

Provide for commuters

Jacqueline Lewis discusses the woes of commuting and the need for lower housing costs.

Jacqueline Lewis, Writer • September 22, 2015

Jacqueline Lewis discusses the woes of commuting and the need for lower housing costs.

One last word

The Emerson Farewell Event on April 16 invited past and present residents to share their memories of the beloved dorm before its transition to an administrative building next year.

Monica Kochan, Writer • April 22, 2015

The Emerson Farewell Event on April 16 invited past and present residents to share their memories of the beloved dorm before its transition to an administrative building next year.