Program helps First Generation students adjust
First Gen students share their expectations, experiences and struggles with the scholarship program.
Library reverberates with chatter
Staff and students speak of the loudness of the study space during finals week.
Technology Commons to offer new services
Library and IT continue collaboration as departments discuss student needs.
Job automation threatens employment opportunities
Future jobs will be replaced with proliferation of artificial intelligence and robotics.
Handshake faces privacy concerns
At Biola, Handshake’s privacy policy remains less of a problem than at other universities.
Faculty support marginalized students
Christian university faculty and staff members sign statement to address current issues.
Students need God’s help to understand truth
It is necessary for justice to learn how to interact with those who disagree.
Hope Week supports mental health
RAs in Hope Hall establish week-long convention to help students achieve mental healthiness.
Students likely to become contingent workers in future
Changing economy challenges traditional notions of employment and job security.
Preparing Biola for the future
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Implementing the academic calendar is an act of Christian stewardship.
Biola tests incoming students’ GPA
Administration pilots a program to eliminate SAT and ACT test scores.
Biola’s student body is composed of students from a wide array of denominational and spiritual backgrounds, ranging from Evangelical, Baptist,...