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State lawsuits against Trump’s Title X funding holds women’s healthcare as hostage

The new legal cases against the U.S. Department of Health reveal the debate is not about women’s healthcare, but about obtaining taxpayer-funded abortions.

Logan Zeppieri, Opinions Editor • March 18, 2019

If you throw a rock into a pack of wolves, the one that barks is the one that was hit. After the U.S. Department of Health put into effect the new funding rules in the federal Title X family planning program—covered previously—22 states, including the District of Columbia and Planned Parenthood,...

Everything Eagles: Softball coach Nikki Udria brings DI resume

Biola softball’s promising future is now in the hands of a young but decorated leader.

Austin Green, Managing Editor • February 16, 2019

(This story was originally published in print on Feb. 14, 2019). Less than two years ago, the starting shortstop for the University of Oregon softball team became just the fifth player in program history to be named a two-time NCAA Division I All-American. She got the award after her .394 batting...

Women’s soccer wins in OT again

Eagles top Warriors to win their second NCAA game in a tightly contested matchup.

Carter Baumgartner, Writer • September 4, 2017

Eagles top Warriors to win their second NCAA game in a tightly contested matchup.

Dawson, Brubacher lead the effort

Charles Bowles Invitational allows quality finishes for cross country.

Dale Fredriks, Writer • October 4, 2016

Charles Bowles Invitational allows quality finishes for cross country.

Eluvium leads the classical ambient pack

Matthew Cooper takes listeners on an intimately spectacular journey with “False Readings On.”

Maxwell Heilman, Writer • September 4, 2016

Matthew Cooper takes listeners on an intimately spectacular journey with “False Readings On.”

Eagles fly past Corban

Men’s soccer gets past the Corban Warriors and heads to Florida for the next round of the NAIA tournament.

Dale Fredriks, Writer • November 29, 2015

Men’s soccer gets past the Corban Warriors and heads to Florida for the next round of the NAIA tournament.

An approximation of the inevitable

Sufjan Stevens publicly grieves the mother he never knew.

Evan Stewart, Writer • October 28, 2015

Sufjan Stevens publicly grieves the mother he never knew.

Oregon shooting rattles small town

The community of Roseburg has hope during time of loss.

Karalyn Degraffenreed, Writer • October 13, 2015

The community of Roseburg has hope during time of loss.