Candidates lose political civility in debate
Disparaging remarks from each candidate highlight lack of character.
Humility: the root of all good
Biola’s annual conference supports political conversation instead of voting apathy.
Senators prepare for an engaging year
SGA discusses an upcoming CCT conference and the need for an awareness of stereotyping.
Hope in the election season
As the presidential election draws closer, students and faculty underline the importance of voting.
GOP loyalists marked by empty fanaticism
Republicans must not vote based solely on party lines, but on personal principle.
One person, one vote decision upholds equality
Supreme Court decisions allow undocumented citizens, illegal immigrants and children in district-line drawing process for equal representation.
Minimum wage hurts more than just economies
Seattle and Puerto Rico warn us to not follow in their footsteps of a $15 minimum wage.
Students apathetic towards voting
A large percent of students feel either unsure or unwilling to vote in the 2016 presidential election.
Do more than accept refugees, provide for them
America must bring the debate to a practical level and do what they can to help.
Undemocratic processes taint a democratic nation
Superdelegates fail to preserve true democracy in the presidential elections.
Penny production does not make cents
Continued circulation of the penny represents government inefficiency.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...