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.
Panel discussion explores the church
Four speakers provide different perspectives on the church's unity and future during a panel discussion.
Chapel requirement change benefits students
Students respond to the recent change in chapel credit requirements.
The start of a legacy
Blackstone resident advisors begin new traditions of leadership in the dorm’s first year.
Events raise awareness of abortion
The Sanctity of Life club raises awareness on abortion through a film showing and a visual display on Metzger Lawn of the daily number of abortions.
Campus communities
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Students share their experiences with their floor communities on campus, from cultural diversity to old-school legacies.
Survive the distance
Students share ways to stay connected with friends and significant others despite the distance over summer break.
One last word
The Emerson Farewell Event on April 16 invited past and present residents to share their memories of the beloved dorm before its transition to an administrative building next year.
Students bring “The Diviners” to life
Kelli Mireles’ senior project, “The Diviners,” will be Biola’s first entirely student-run production.
Legal Society expands resources
The Biola Legal Society seeks to provide students with legal resources and networking opportunities for a successful law career.
Biola’s student body is composed of students from a wide array of denominational and spiritual backgrounds, ranging from Evangelical, Baptist,...