Students must go beyond SCORR Conference
The Christian tradition of righteous indignation against injustice should be revived en masse.
Clarity, not disparity
MEPD dismantled with two departments to replace it for a more defined purpose.
New problems bring change to RA preparation
Sexual assault awareness and cross-cultural tensions present more responsibilities.
SCORR’s 20th conference scores attendees
Over 500 people from Biola’s community and 300 people from across the country gathered for the two-day conference.
Heal racial trauma with reconciliation
Structural racism requires the dismantling of oppressive power systems.
Now put your hands up
Although many people saw Beyonce’s “Formation” as an attack on police, its goal was to artistically express the history of black culture and community.
Universities’ protests open questions
Biola professors and students ponder how to respond to recent race-related protests on college campuses.
Prayer vigil encourages discussion
Communal prayer brings awareness to concerns of racial minorities and a call for reconciliation.
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...