Seven proposals passed
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.
Which came first: the eagle or the egg?
Horton’s floor, Zion, has been disqualified for not contacting SPA with the location of the Biola egg.
Faculty discusses diversity with senate
Senate shares various initiatives for diversity and the diversity liaison position.
Snow Jackson freeze out Vera Ambrose
Snow Jackson secures SGA leadership positions with 57.29 percent of the vote.
Candidates anticipate voting results
Snow Jackson and Vera Ambrose express ways to improve SGA efficiency and connection with the student body.
SGA weighs new means of communication
As elections occur, senators seek to better connect administration and students.
Voting matters
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Biolans have a duty to vote for their student leaders as well as their state and national ones.
SGA subsidizes Lecrae tickets for students
Student Government will offer 750 student tickets for $10 each for the upcoming Lecrae concert on campus.
SGA spring budget approved
Senators unanimously pass the spring budget for SGA and other programs on campus.
Giving Tuesday raises $124,000 for scholarships
Students join in the Biola campaign by donating small amounts.
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...