The iPads have come

SGA hears from advancement about Giving Tuesday and receives their iPads.

Rebecca Mitchell, Writer • September 30, 2016

SGA hears from advancement about Giving Tuesday and receives their iPads.

Official proposal for MEPD funding causes concern

Though senators previously discussed giving $10,000 of contingency to MEPD next year, senators decide not to hold a same day vote.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • May 10, 2016

Though senators previously discussed giving $10,000 of contingency to MEPD next year, senators decide not to hold a same day vote.

Campaign reaches 94 percent of goal

As the Biola campaign nears the end, administration considers fundraising a success.

Jana Eller, Office Manager • April 26, 2016

As the Biola campaign nears the end, administration considers fundraising a success.

Admissions see rise in applicants

With a rise in scholarships, applicants climbed 15 percent compared to last year.

Alondra Urizar, Writer • April 20, 2016

With a rise in scholarships, applicants climbed 15 percent compared to last year.

Student government does not need iPads

They may make voting more efficient, but SGA should focus on Biolans’ other needs.

Kristen M. Smith, Writer • March 23, 2016

They may make voting more efficient, but SGA should focus on Biolans’ other needs.

Seven proposals passed

The senate passed one constitutional amendment, one internal proposal and five student initiatives.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • March 7, 2016

The senate passed one constitutional amendment, one internal proposal and five student initiatives.

Proposals amount to $20,339.77

Two internal proposals and four student initiatives were brought before the SGA senate.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • February 29, 2016

Two internal proposals and four student initiatives were brought before the SGA senate.

Biola embarks on national tour

With significant strides already made, The Campaign for Biola University hits the road in order to raise the last of the $180 million goal.

Madison Miller, Writer • October 28, 2015

With significant strides already made, The Campaign for Biola University hits the road in order to raise the last of the $180 million goal.

Fundraising event revealed to senate

Members of Biola’s marketing and advancement departments share details regarding an event for The Campaign for Biola University.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • October 27, 2015

Members of Biola’s marketing and advancement departments share details regarding an event for The Campaign for Biola University.

Event proposals pass

Senators pass three proposals and gain more information about the Enterprise CarShare program and changes in enrollment.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • October 11, 2015

Senators pass three proposals and gain more information about the Enterprise CarShare program and changes in enrollment.

Changes planned for financial aid

Scholarships and FAFSA undergo restructuring for the next two years in an attempt to benefit students.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • October 6, 2015

Scholarships and FAFSA undergo restructuring for the next two years in an attempt to benefit students.

Comforts create student burdens

The cost of higher education does not stem from a lack of funding, but rather the trend of treating education as a commodity.

Jacqueline Lewis, Writer • September 29, 2015

The cost of higher education does not stem from a lack of funding, but rather the trend of treating education as a commodity.