Imagine you are a kid in 1937 who has been waiting for hours in a crowded line outside the Radio City Music Hall in New York ...

FNL- Friday Night Lights, the nostalgic feeling that many Biolans have from their high school football games. Dressing to the extreme for the theme, and screaming til you lose your voice in the ...

Bell chimes echo in the frosted air, marking the start for festivities. Candles flicker like tiny stars against the dark winter night. Holly drapes over mantels and glows a rich, crimson green.

Hi guys! I’m Ethan Chia and I’m a first year Biochemistry and Stewart Honors student. I’ve love staying up on the latest news and talking about it. I’m in the Pre-Med track, but I love all things ...

The Fool’s Errand is a two-part art exhibit created by Dan Callis. Fool’s Errand Still is in the Green Gallery, and Fool’s Errand Wonder is in the Bardwell lobby. Dan Callis is a retiring Biola art ...

On Dec. 5th, President Barry Corey announced on the Think Biblically podcast that The Dwelling, a ministry for LGBTQ+ and same-sex attracted (SSA) students at Biola, would be permanently discontinued ...

Jordan Chan, similar to every CMA student at Biola, faced his senior thesis as he entered the final semester of his undergrad. However, inspiration for his final project came through a calling from ...

The 2026-27 academic year will entail a 4% increase in tuition for Biola undergraduate full-time students, according to a recent Student Life Newsletter. This increase will undoubtedly produce ...

On Dec. 5, Biola students, faculty and alumni alike all gathered on Metzger lawn for the 42nd annual Biola Christmas tree lighting ceremony. At the front, rows of chairs faced the stage, lining the ...

The Committee of Art in Public Space (CAPS) has come to the decision to take down the mural that was recently made by two Biola art students – Alisha Mark and Lily Guild – beside the library. In ...

At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You Read,” wherein a handful of professors review the course ...