Online education serves more than just students
Technology-based learning has the potential to better the lives of teachers and education as a whole.
A Day in the Life: student repairs broken devices
After starting up his own tech repair business, junior Jonathan Schaumloeffel has big hopes for the future
America’s education system is inadequate
In a global comparison of educational systems America falls behind.
The heart behind the conference
Students share their interest in volunteering for Missions Conference and their contributions to the preparations.
Universities see rise in hostility towards Judaism
As anti-Semitic feelings increase on U.S. college campuses, the Biola community evaluates their part in the conversation.
Casting open for Biola TV show
Producer for Biola TV show is hosting student auditions over the weekend, and possibly extending into next week.
Thinking about the pink ribbon
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month continues, students and faculty reflect on the stories and faces behind the pink ribbon.
Commuters struggle with staying connected to campus
Off campus students continue to find community alternatives in order to remain involved in the student body.
Old history, new impact
Descendants of recent Biola presidents reflect on their family's legacy at Biola, and on their personal experience at a school filled with their history.
Students moonlight as Disney cast members
While many students are busy riding the various attractions at Disneyland, other students are hard at work making the magic of Disney come to life.
Powerful music reverberated off the walls and filled the Chase Gymnasium on the night of Feb. 2. Clad in draping red and white robes, the Biola...