Biola should adopt Greek Life
Christian fraternities and sororities can provide students with outside connections.
Students need more open hours
Biola residents need to voice their opinion to encourage positive change.
Gamers unite to form unique community
Players share ideas on how video games form bonds between people.
Indoor humidity plagues Blackstone residents
Defective air conditioning units cause discomfort, damage and minor flooding within some of the new dorm rooms.
Ceili Club fuses dance with community
Irish dancing flourishes on campus through integration of history and art.
Club increases deaf awareness
The American Sign Language club hopes to educate students about the deaf community.
Hats for cancer
Sophomore Lauren Peterson starts a student chapter of Love Your Melon, an organization that provides hats and funding for children battling cancer.
Embrace different cultures
Global students share various cultures during Wednesday Wakeups at the Fluor Fountain.
New learning restores old soul
David Stringer returns to school to complete a certificate of theology through the Talbot School of Theology.
Club encourages kindness
The Acts of Random Kindness club seeks to display kindness towards others in simple ways.
Careers require confidence
Jehn Kubiak recounts her experience as a lifeguard and the lessons she learned during it.
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...