Nose deep in Aristotle’s “Nicomachean Ethics,” figuring out what the final end of human action is, while also squeezing in last minute practices before your season starts is a common situation for freshman psychology major Mia Grace Delahoz. Delahoz has been balancing the responsibilities of both...

It was the year 2022, during his senior year of high school, and senior business major Nico Hagadorn noticed that something didn’t feel quite right while throwing. He would later discover that this pain was from a torn labrum under his shoulder. It was then during his freshman year in college, while...

“Let’s go, CS!” shouts one of graduate student Colbeyshae Emery’s teammates from a neighboring court. “Let’s go, Brooke!” Emery answers before serving the tennis ball to her opponent. Her fourth year on the Biola women’s tennis team, Emery plays No. 1 on singles and doubles on the...

“This law is a GAME CHANGER,” wrote Lebron James in a Twitter response to the Fair Pay to Play Act proposed by California Sen. Nancy Skinner. The bill would allow college athletes at California colleges to earn money from the use of their names, images and likeness for promotional purposes. On Sept....

On a sunny afternoon in the Biola Library courtyard, one of the most familiar faces on Biola’s campus sits down in a small chair across from a reporter. He might have been slightly less recognizable without either of the two uniforms that he is often seen wearing, but there is no mistaking the powerful...