New dean to be chosen for science center
Biola has narrowed down applicants for the position of dean to four individuals.
We need smarter ads and smarter blocks
Internet users wrestle with the dilemma of not wanting intrusive advertisements, but wanting to support free content.
Couples can go the distance
Long distance relationships may be tough, but they provide a growing experience.
Corey’s Corner — Being kind by being there
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President Barry Corey encourages students to tuck phones away and be present with those around them.
Companies cheat consumers
Many technology-based businesses intentionally cut their product's usefulness over time.
Online education serves more than just students
Technology-based learning has the potential to better the lives of teachers and education as a whole.
Understand phishing before it reels you in
Daniel Wilson urges students to prepare themselves for cyber attacks by understanding the goals of hackers and learning to recognize suspicious activity.
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
Technological multitasking fosters dopamine addiction
Multitasking with electronic devices impairs efficiency and alters brain function.
Professors seek balance with technology in class
Though the number of hybrid courses increases, professors revert to technology-free classrooms.
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...