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Chaminade takes charge against Biola

Biola loses to Chaminade 3-1.

Colin Twisslemann, Sports Editor • November 8, 2023

Biola’s women’s volleyball (14-8) took the #15 Chaminade Silverswords (25-3) to four sets on Wednesday night. The first match went Silversword's way from the opening point as they jumped out to an early 14-2 lead. Biola tried to even things out but could not overcome the large deficit and dropped...

Servant leadership surpasses corrupt politics

With recent news of corruption in government, politicians should adopt an attitude of service in leadership positions.

Amanda Frese, Managing Editor • December 9, 2019

Quid pro quo. Bribery. Fraud. Misconduct. Abuse of power. Within the past few months, these terms have been increasingly used in the media in reference to crimes of politicians. President Donald Trump currently faces impeachment due to accusations of abuses of power in a case of quid pro quo, or exchange...

Soaring Stories: Matthew Kim high-fives Biola goodbye

The senior mathematics major leaves a joyful legacy as his chapter at Biola comes to a close.

Thecla Li, Managing Editor • March 29, 2019

(This story was originally published in print on Mar. 28, 2019). Senior mathematics major Matthew Kim stands at the entrance of Sutherland Auditorium, expectantly watching his fellow students line up on the other side of the glass doors. As the doors open, Kim raises his hand for a high-five and from...

Clean up crew comes through

Students helped clean up Joshua Tree during the government shutdown.

Julianna Hernandez, News Editor (Spring 2019) • February 1, 2019

This story was originally published in print on Jan. 31, 2019. Six students trekked to Joshua Tree National Park on Jan. 26 to aid in the cleanup of the park trashed during the government shutdown. On the day the students arrived, the 35-day government shutdown ended, allowing them to meet members...

Caf’s 6th Street Grill remodeling offers more options to the Biola community

6th Street remodel opens door to future efficiency options for the Caf.

Micah Kim, Managing Editor • December 14, 2018

Within the wide selections of the Caf, 6th Street Grill was remodeled on November 26th into a customer-friendly environment with new features. The total cost for the cooking equipment and kitchen installation was an estimate of $14,000. THE REMODELING 6th Street Grill is located on the farthest right...

Five things to do over spring break

A list of activity ideas for students who stay on campus..

Jessica Goddard, Features Editor • February 21, 2018

As spring break approaches, students fatigued with the daily grind of the college life anxiously await their respite. Some travel home or to a fun destination, while others remain in the area. Even if students do not travel over the break, the area surrounding campus holds many opportunities for enjoyment...

GRIT hosts impactful holiday event

The leaders of the blog “GRIT” invited Biola’s community to participate in a Christmas party that gives back.

Caitlin Blackmon, Staff Writer • December 6, 2017

GRIT held a Christmas event to create care packages for the homeless women of Los Angeles, and enjoy some holiday cheer with Christmas music, food and a photo booth on Friday. THE MISSION The women of GRIT, including sophomore journalism major and GRIT blogger Jasmyne Bell, felt excited to share...