News Archive
Christian Apologetics Resurgence Highlighted in Christianity Today
Biola is a hot bed for apologetic education, according to Christianity Today in an article that highlights the resurgence of Christian apologetics.
‘Seahorses’ Head Coach Hired to Guide Biola Women’s Soccer
Former Southern California Seahorses soccer coach, Todd Elkins, was hired last week to guide the women’s soccer program. Elkins is the fifth coach in school history.
Salvo deems Biola "Most Faithful to Religious Heritage"
In the most recent edition, Salvo magazine, dedicated to finding truth, gives guidance to students selecting a college. Biola was considered as the "Most Faithful to Religious Heritage."
FamilyLife Radio Explores "the God conversation" with Biola Professors
The God Conversation goes live this week as authors Tim Muehlhoff and J.P. Moreland are interviewed by Dennis Rainey, president of “FamilyLife.”
Professor Responds to Supreme Court Overruling of Prop. 22
Kevin Lewis, professor of theology and law, responds to the recent California Supreme Court overruling of Prop. 22.
Forensics Team Finishes First in National Competition
The Biola forensics team finished in 1st place of the Division II Individual Events Sweepstakes at the National Christian College Forensics Association.
Biola's Founder and LA Pioneer Featured in Los Angeles Times
The legacy of Lyman Stewart, Biola's founder, still makes an impact more than 100 years later.
Los Angeles Times Features Biola's 100 Year Celebration
The Los Angeles Times wrote a feature article on Biola's 100 years of history and impact in the world. Interviewed in the article are President Barry H. Corey, Ken Bascom, Fred Sanders and Clyde Cook.
Michael Chang Elected Into Tennis Hall of Fame
Biola University board member and current student, Michael Chang, was elected into the Tennis Hall of Fame in 2008.
Ben Stein Wins Intelligent Design Award
Biola University's masters of science and religion program is honoring Ben Stein, known for his lead role in the film Ferris Bueller’s Day and his Comedy Central show Win Ben Stein’s Money, with the Philip E. Johnson Award for Liberty and Truth for work on his new movie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.
Steps From Hope Receives 1,500 Vans Shoe Donation
Biola University (’06) alum, Matt Wilkerson, coordinated a Vans shoe donation of 1,500 shoes for his alma mater’s 100th anniversary shoe drive to benefit the Los Angeles Union Rescue Mission.
Spring Enrollment is Highest in Biola's History
According to Wayne Chute, Dean of Academic Records and Institutional Research, 5,555 students have registered for Spring semester 2008, the highest spring enrollment in Biola's history.
Basketball Coach Quoted in Whittier Daily News
The San Gabriel Valley Tribune predicts a promising season for the Biola baseball team, with an article printed titled, "Biola Should Soar Again."
Local Newspaper Has High Hopes for Biola Baseball
The San Gabriel Valley Tribune predicts a promising season for the Biola baseball team, with an article printed titled, "Biola Should Soar Again."
Professor Quoted in ABC News Story
Biola University professor of Rosemead School of Psychology, J. William Worden, was quoted in the ABC News story on why people mourn celebrities.
Student Profiled in Campus Life Magazine
Biola University senior and Associated Student body president Jared Gibo was featured in a Campus Life leadership profile in the February 2008 issue.
Michael Chang Elected Into Tennis Hall of Fame
Biola University Board Member and student, Michael Chang, was elected into the International Tennis Hall of Fame on Jan. 23, 2008.
Alumna Featured on Oprah Winfrey Show
Biola University alumna, Tanya Walters ('04), was featured on Jan. 21 episode of the Oprah Winfrey Show for her non-profit organization in inner-city Los Angeles.
Coach Dave Holmquist Reaches Coaching Milestone
Biola University athletic director and men's basketball coach, Dave Holmquist, reached a milestone in his coaching career on Jan. 15, coaching his 1000th game.
Professor Discusses Hollywood Pro-Life Film Trend
Dr. Michael Gonzales, film professor at Biola University, was interviewed in the January 2008 World Magazine's cover story titled, "The Plots Thicken," about the emergence of pro-life themes on the silver screen.
Talbot Alumni and Local Pastors Featured in Orange County Register
Two graduates of Biola University's Talbot School of Theology were featured in the Orange County Register when they decided to combine their two congregations into one.
Biola Youth Profiled in Washington Times
In a Washington Times article titled, "Teach Your Children Well," the Biola Youth program was highlighted as a strong university program targeting the home-school community.
Professor Answers the Question 'Should Christians Celebrate Christmas?'
Greg Peters, associate professor of medieval and spiritual theology was interviewed by crosswalk.com, a Christian Web site, in an article titled Should Christians Celebrate Christmas?
Christianity Today Interviews Pete Menjares on Diversity
Pete Menjares, associate provost of diversity leadership, talks about campus diversity.
Professor Writes Feature in 'Preaching' Magazine
Biola associate professor of preaching and leadership, J. Kent Edwards, wrote an article titled, "What Will I Serve For Dinner?" in the Jan/Feb issue of Preaching, the Professional Journal for Preachers.
President Emeritus Receives Honorary Doctorate From APU
On Dec. 15 Azusa Pacific surprised Dr. Cook by giving him an honorary doctorate.
Professor Quoted in Christian Science Monitor
Kevin Lewis gives religious background of the Church of Christ in an article on Fred Thompson.
Students Win Creative Award at Insomnia Film Festival
Biola Students film wins Slingjam Creative Award at the Insomia Film Festival.
Biola Film to Premiere at American Film Institute
A film, written and directed by Biola assistant professor of cinema and media arts, Dean Yamada, premiered at the American Film Institute.
Professor Publishes Article on 'Great Commission Company'
Biola professor of intercultural studies, Tom Steffen, published an article in the November-December issue of Mission Frontiers magazine, titled Making God the Hero-King of the Great Commission Company.
Professor Releases Book "Jesus and the People of God"
Biola professor of New Testament Language and literature, Joseph Hellerman, just released his book Jesus and the People of God: Reconfiguring Ethnic Identity.
Professor Discusses Hollywood Writer's Strike
Biola professor of mass media law, James Hirsen, recently wrote an article on newsmax.com regarding the Hollywood writer's strike.
Professor Featured in Christianity Today
Professor of economics, Steve Rundle, was featured in a Christianity Today article on the "Mission of Business".
Inauguration Featured in Whittier Daily News
The inauguration of President Barry H. Corey was featured in the Whittier Daily News.
Professor Quoted in Christian Science Monitor
Michael Long, ('94), was selected as one of the State of California's 'Teacher of the Year.'
Professors Publish 'The God Conversation'
J.P. Moreland, distinguished professor of philosophy at Biola's Talbot School of Theology, and Tim Muehlhoff, associate professor of communication at Biola University, co-wrote the book The God Conversation: Using Stories and Illustrations to Explain Your Faith.
Biola First to Offer "Theology of Suffering" Course
Biola approves course to understand the theology of disability and suffering.
Biola Professors Featured in the Korea Times
Professors from the Conservatory of Music, Violinist Dr. Kang-won Lee Kim and pianist Dr. Li-shan Hung, were featured in The Korea Times.
Biola Opens New Site in Manhattan
The Charles L. Feinberg Center for Messianic Jewish Studies officially opened its Manhattan, New York City campus.
Professor's Book Recommended in Christianity Today
Dr. Michael J. Anthony, professor of Christian education at Talbot, authored a book titled, The Effective Church Board, recommended in CT.
Professor Interviewed in LA Daily News
Dr. John Bloom, professor of physics, was quoted in the LA Daily News.
Biola Youth Highlighted in Christian Examiner
Biola Youth, programming that targets youth to make a difference for Christ, was featured in the Orange County Christian Examiner.
Red Line Runway Show Featured in Whittier Daily News
The Red Line fashion show and designer were featured in local news.
Admissions Director Named President of NACCAP
Andre Stephens, Director of Undergraduate Admissions, has been named the president-elect of the North American Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals (NACCAP) Board of Directors.
Biola Moves Up on U.S. News & World Report Rankings
The 2008 U.S. News & World Report rankings were officially announced Aug. 17.
Fall Enrollment Continues to Grow
Biola's enrollment numbers continue to increase each year, while national demographics show a decline in enrollment at universities across the nation.
New President Interviewed in Whittier Daily News
President Barry H. Corey was interviewed on his new role as Biola's eighth president.
Professor Interviewed in the Orange County Register
Richard Leyda, associate professor and chairman of the Christian Education department, discusses the history of Vacation Bible School in the OCR.
La Mirada Listed on CNN's "Best Places to Live"
Biola was listed as one of the top places to live by CNNMoney.com.
Alumnae Featured in Orange County Register
Biola alumnae, Kimberly Hocking and Cami Sigler were featured in the Orange County Register for their photography exhibit.
Swindoll Dedicates Book to President During Largest Commencement in School History
President Cook was honored at his final commencement as Biola's president.
Biola Graduate Wins American Idol Songwriting Contest
Jeff Peabody, an '89 Biola Communications graduate, wrote the lyrics for the 2007 American Idol songwriting contest winning entry, "This Is My Now."
President Cook and Biola Professors Comment on Rev. Jerry Falwell's Passing
President Cook and Professors Robert Saucy and Dennis Dirks commented on the impact of Rev. Falwell's life.
Biola Launches Its Seventh School
The Biola University School of Education was announced as Biola's seventh school.
Biola Publications Receive Awards
Two of Biola's publications, Biola Connections and The Point, received awards.
Professor Writes Article in Washington Post
Dr. John Mark Reynolds discusses religion and politics in an article in The Washington Post.
Relevant Magazine Ranks Biola Among Top 5
Relevant Magazine picked Biola among the top five schools for Relevant readers. Schools were ranked based on "academics, student life and spiritual life."
Biola Receives Largest Donation of $8.5 million
One of Biola University’s most generous benefactors was honored by the University and her friends at the dedication of “Dorothy English Hall” on Saturday, March 24, 2007.
Professor Comments on the "Lost Tomb of Jesus"
Biola chairman of the Department of New Testament at Talbot School of Theology at Biola University, Dr. Clinton Arnold, wrote an editorial in the Christian Examiner on the the documentary of lost tomb of Jesus
New Music Program Featured in Whittier Daily News
In Whittier Daily News, students and faculty from the new Biola music managment program were featured.
Professor Interviewed in Los Angeles Times
Biola University's Rosemead School of Psychology professor, Dr. Peter Hill, was interviewed in the Los Angeles Times magazine article on Alzheimer's care-givers.
Film Studies Selected as Top Degree Program
Biola's film program was among the 12 programs selected in YouthWorker Magazine as a top degree program preparing students to maximize their future. The selective list was comprised of schools "making it possible for students to dream big about the rest of ther lives and connect their studies with their passion to change the world."
Graduate Program Profiled in Christianity Today
The February 2007 issue of Christianity Today profiled Biola alum, Dr. Henry Cloud as a graduate of Biola University Rosemead School of Psychology.
Professors Respond to the "Lost Tomb of Jesus"
Three Biola Bible professors respond to the documentary of the "Lost Tomb of Jesus."
Biggest Rivalry of the Year Featured in Local Paper
The Whittier Daily News describes the Biola/APU rivalry as "one of the area's biggest collegiate rivalry."
Swim Team Featured in Local Paper
The Whittier Daily News describes the Biola/APU rivalry as "one of the area's biggest collegiate rivalry."
University Receives Racial Harmony Award
Biola received the Robert and Susan Andringa Award for Advancing Racial Harmony from the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities.Biola has made a conscious effort to increase racial awareness on campus in recent years.
Touchstone Magazine Compares Biola to Harvard
In Touchstone Magazine, Biola's Torrey Honor's Program is suggested as a better model for education than Harvard.
Professor Assesses Spiritual Development
Inside Higher Education interviewed Dr. Todd Hall, associate professor of psychology at Biola in an article titled, "Spiritual Accountability."
Alumna Featured in Urbana Missions Conference Video
Former intercultural studies student, Shellie Fritz ('04), works in inner-city Fresno and shared her experiences at t he Urbana Missions Conference.
Biola Dean of Humanities Featured in Canada's Ottawa Citizen
Todd Pickett, dean of humanities and social sciences, discusses Christian parallels in recent children's films.
Press Enterprise Quotes Biola Professor on Forgiveness
Richard Langer, Biola assistant professor of biblical studies, discussed the topic of forgiveness and the Christian response in the Riverside Press Enterprise.
Biola Professor Approved for Fulbright Candidacy
Dr. Aaron Kleist, professor of English, is eligible for candidacy as a Fulbright Senior Specialist.
Biola Professor Gives Evidence for God
The Christian Post featured Biola professor, Dr. William Lane Craig, who argued the existence of God at an apologetics conference in D.C.
Biola Film Student Profiled in Campus Life Magazine
Campus Life Magazine features sophomore Matt C. Jones as a Christian college student making a difference.
Biola Film Students Win Major Awards
Sophomore Matt C. Jones is the winner of the DGA Student Film Award and senior Joel Nassan wins the Crystal Award at the Heartland Film Festival.
Biolans Featured in Cover Story on Diversity
Brad Christerson, professor of sociology, was one of the Biolans featured in Prism Magazine's cover story article on the diversity in the church.
Biola Alumni Band Featured in Los Angeles Times
An up and coming band comprised of three Biola graduates is featured in Los Angeles Times magazine article titled, "The Next Kids on the Block."
Biola's Newest Residence Hall Featured in Whittier Daily News
Biola's newest residence hall makes local news.
Biola Professor in Dallas Morning News
Kevin Lewis, professor of theology and law, was interviewed in the Dallas Morning News on urban myths in Christian culture.
Biola's President Announces Retirement
The announcement of President Cook's 2007 retirement was featured in the Los Angeles Times and the Whittier Daily News.
Biola Professor Interviewed in St. Joseph News-Press
Kevin Lewis, professor of theology and law, discusses spirituality and the supernatural in an article titled, "Beyond the five senses."
Biola Featured on ABC's NIGHTLINE
NIGHTLINE, ABC's evening news broadcast featured Biola University staff and students on Friday, May 26.
Biola Professor Talks Da Vinci
Craig Detweiler, chair of the mass communications department, was interviewed in The New Yorker on the film The Da Vinci Code.
Biola Hires New Sports Information Director
Jeff Hoffman has been named Biola University's new Sports Information Director, as was announced Friday by Athletic Director Dr. Dave Holmquist.
J.P. Moreland Featured in the Whittier Daily News
Dr. J.P. Moreland spoke at the Whittier Mayor's Prayer Breakfast and made a case for the existence of God.
Biola Responds to The Gospel of Judas
Dr. Clinton E. Arnold, professor and chair of the New Testament department, answers tough questions about the new discovery.
Former Atheist Receives Award from Biola
Antony Flew will receive the Philip E. Johnson Award at Biola University.
Biola Radio Broadcast Wins First Place
The Biola Radio received a first place award at the College Media Advisors Spring National Media Convention.
Biola President's Message Makes News
Biola President, Clyde Cook, gave a chapel message in February that brought the media to Biola.
Craig Detweiler quoted in The Washington Post
Craig Detweiler, chair of Mass Communications, was quoted on the outcome of the 2006 Acadmey Awards.
The Associated Press interviews Dr. Gary McInstosh
The Associated Press interviewed Dr. Gary McIntosh, professor of Christian ministry and leadership, on the retirement of Crystal Cathedral's Rev. Schuller.
Biola Announces New Men's Tennis Team
Biola University Athletic Department announced the addition of a men's tennis team for the 2006-2007 school year.
Holmquist Joins the 700 Club
Dave Holmquist, men's basketball coach, was featured in the Los Angeles Times for his 700th win.
Craig Detweiler interviewed in Christianity Today
Craig Detweiler, Chair of the Mass Communications Department, was interviewed on Christians and film in Christianity Today.
Dave Horner quoted in the Los Angeles Times
Dr. David Horner, professor of theology and philosophy, was quoted on the use of technology in the church service.
Kevin Lewis quoted in the York Daily Record
Dr. Kevin Alan Lewis, professor of theology and law, was quoted on the future of intelligent design in the York Daily Record.
Chicago Tribune Quotes Dr. Michael Keas on Teaching ID
Biola University history and philosophy of science faculty, Dr. Michael Keas, was quoted on his method of teaching science and faith in the classroom.
Biola Makes Front Page of the Orange County Register
Biola University was featured on the front page of the Orange County Register for the Chronicles of Narnia premiere and use of "God-branding" techniques in marketing.
Prof. Kevin Lewis Quoted in York Daily Record
Kevin Lewis, assistant professor of theology and law, was quoted on the intelligent design case in Dover.
Steve Rundle quoted in The New York Times on Christian Business
Steve Rundle, associate professor of economics was quoted in The New York Times article on spreading the Gospel through business.
Biola's Dr. Rae quoted in The New York Times
Dr. Scott Rae was quoted in The New York Times on November 13 in an article titled, "On Abortion, It's the Bible of Ambiguity."
Biola Featured in Atlantic Monthly
Biola was featured in the December issue of The Atlantic Monthly in an article titled, "Can Jesus Save Hollywood?"
Film Student Wins "Most Socially Relevant" at Int'l Student Film Festival
Freshman student Matt C. Jones won the award "Most Socially Relevant Domestic Drama" at the International Student Film Festival in Hollywood.
School of Business Receives New Name and Breaks Ground
Whittier Daily News wrote an article on the new School of Business groundbreaking and renaming as Biola University: Crowell School of Business.
Craig Detweiler discusses "Godcasting"
Inside Bay Area wrote an article on "Godcasting" a new technology gaining momentum in the church. The article featured an interview with the Chair of Mass Communications Department, Craig Detweiler.
Doug Tarpley quoted on evangelical Christian spokesmen
The Lexington Herald-Leader wrote an article titled, "Who Speaks for Evangelical Christians?" on Saturday October 15. Dr. Tarpley was quoted on his opinion of prominent evangelical figures including Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell.
Fox News Reports on GodBlogCon
Fox News wrote an article on the first ever God-blogging conference held at Biola October 13 to 15. The popularity of religious blogging has caught the attention of many and Biola is leading the pack by holding this conference to mobilize the Christian blogging community and to provide opportunities for Christian bloggers to think strategically about their role within the religious and political blogospheres.
Biola Alumnus Directs Major Hollywood Film
Scott Derrickson co-wrote and directed the film, "The Exorcism of Emily Rose." Derrickson has been interviewed by several major magazines about the film and its spiritual implications.
Dr. Scott Rae Answers Ethical Questions in Two Publications
Dr. Scott Rae was quoted by Christianity Today and The Charlotte Observer on difficult ethical questions regarding embryonic stem cell research and euthanasia.
Dr. Scott Rae Discusses Bioethics in Christianity Today
Inspired by the recent controversy behind the death of Terri Schiavo, Christianity Today wrote an article about end-of-life choices. Biola University professor of Christian ethics, Dr. Scott Rae, was interviewed on the subject.
Dr. John Bloom Interviewed on Intelligent Design
Dr. John Bloom, director of Biola University's Science and Religion Program, was interviewed by the Red Bluff Daily News about the current debate over teaching intelligent design in the classroom.
NAPCE 2005 Annual Conferencce
The North American Professors of Christian Education Conference will be held on Thursday, October 20 at 7:45 AM. The conference will feature professor Dr. Gary McIntosh as one of the keynote speakers.
Redeeming Public Education
What began as a temporary substitute teaching job became a holy calling for Pete C. Menjares.
The Gospel According to Homer Simpson
Local churchgoers are drawing lessons about prayer from an unlikely source: Bart Simpson. The irreverent elementary- schooler from the Fox comedy "The Simpsons' was the focus of discussion July 10 at Pasadena Christian Church, Disciples of Christ. Craig Detweiler, a screenwriter and Chair of Biola University’s film department, responds.
'I Love Lucy' Archive donated to Biola
The collection is the remnant of the estate of Jose "Pepito, the Spanish Clown' Perez and his wife, Joanne, who helped write the pilot episode of "I Love Lucy' and were some of the closest confidants of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Now, everything the eccentric pair owned belongs to Biola University.
BIola Alumni Featured in Ladies Home Journal.
The July 2005 issue of Ladies Home Journal featured a special article on two Biola Alumni, Adam and Jessica (Barber) Snell in the "how they met" section of the magazine.
BIola Student Film Nominated For Imagen Award
Bravura, a student film Produced by Dr. Mike Gonzazles, was nominated for best thetrical short or student film at the 20th Annual Imagen Awards.
BIola baseball players drafted to the Major Leagues
The Biola Eagles Baseball team finishes off a big year, #1 and All-American in GSAC, Fourth in NAIA, and sending off two prominent draft picks to play professional ball in the 5th and 17th round.
Students participate in underwater art show
Students in Murray McMillan's Installation and Performance Art class transformed the Biola pool into an underwater art exhibit.
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ: A Special 20/20 Report
Biola professor, Dr. William Lane Craig to appear on ABC News' 20/20 Special on the Resurrection. The program airs Friday, May 20 at 10:00 p.m.
Biola Takes 5th GSAC Baseball Championship
The baseball team won the GSAC baseball championship for the fifth time under Coach John Verhoeven. Their current record is 23-3 with four games to play. Biola will host the NAIA Region 2 playoff starting Tuesday May 10. The other three teams will be announced at the end of this weekend.
Biola SIFE Team Named Regional Winner
The Biola Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) Team won the regional competition, held in downtown Los Angeles on Thursday, April 14.
Dr. Clint Arnold Interviewed for NBC's Dateline
Dr. Clint Arnold was interviewed for a story regarding modern day perceptions and expressions of evil.
Craig Hazen on PAX TV
Craig Hazen, Director of the M.A. Program in Christian Apologetics, appeared on Lee Strobel's program, Faith Under Fire, Saturday, April 23.
Biolans Part of Tsunami Relief Effort
Biola's current students and alumni are helping out with the tsunami relief efforts in various capacities.
Religion in the news
Biola professor and author of "A Matrix of Meanings: Finding God in Popular Culture," Craig Detweiler, referenced in an article on religious issues in the media.
Biola's Hamblet impresses APU, scouts with win
Reid Hamblet, Junior right-handed pitcher from Olympia, Washington, had professional scouts at the APU game friday.
Narnia Clips Premiering at Biola University
Clips from Disney's Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe will be premiering at the upcoming Biola Meda Conference on April 23.
Christian T-Shirts Carry Extreme Messages
Biola University professor Craig Detweiler worries that extreme messages could be offensive to non-Christians.
NT Wright defens resurrection in first point-counterpoint forum
R. Douglas Geiventt, professor of philosophy at Talbot School of Theology participates in a March 12 forum with a number of noted scholars responding to a debate between John Dominic Crossan and N.T. Wright.
Parrish blazes his own career path
Former Biola outfielder, Matt Parrish on his professional baseball career.
Tualatin's Dream Keeper
Biola Alumni, Donna Tallman mentors a dozen or so women, teens to middle age, offering support and nuturing talents.
Reynolds discusses papacy on NBC 4 News
John Mark Reynolds, associate professor of philosophy and director of the Torrey Honors Institute, was featured on NBC 4 News in Los Angeles on April 1 regarding the effect Pope John Paul II has had on the papacy.
Detweiler on CNN's Paula Zahn Now
Craig Detweiler, associate professor and chair of mass communication, appeared on CNN's Paula Zahn Now March 29 to discuss faith-oriented programming on television
Scott Rae Interviewed on Schiavo Case in the LA Times
Read Scott Rae’s response to the Terry Schiavo case.
Day of Discovery: The DaVinci Code
Day of Discovery series airs addressing questions raised by “The DaVinci Code.” Both final programs include interviews with Dr. Wilkins and Dr. Craig, two Biola faculty members.
Biolans Finish 9th in National Debate
The Biola Forensics team attended the National Parliamentary Debate Tournament (NPDT) and finished 9th overall in sweepstakes at the tournament.
Biola Hosts GodBlog Convention
The Torrey Honors Institute of Biola University will host the first ever GodBlogCon on October 13-15, 2005.
Coach Dave Holmquist
Coach Dave Holmquist named the Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) Men's Basketball Coach of the Year.
Award-Winning Journalist Speaks at Biola
David Aikman will be at Biola University Feb. 24-26 as a journalist in residence with the Mass Communications Journalism program.
Biola's Brass Ensemble Teaches Workshop to Junior High Band
The Biola University Conservatory of Music Brass Ensemble is currently on tour, traveling to schools and churches providing music workshops.
Atheist Becomes Theist
Exclusive interview with former Atheist Antony Flew.
Interterm Class Takes Students to Sundance Film Festival
20 students will attend famous indie film festival for a three-unit course in Biola's Mass Communications Department
Best-Selling Author Teaches at Biola Torrey Honors Institute
Nancy Pearcey taught a class on the role of Christianity in the public sector.
Over 300 Students Participated in December 2004 Commencement Ceremony
The December 2004 Commencement Ceremony was successful despite construction
Professor Wins Italian Film Award
"Bravura," a film by Professor Mike Gonzales, won an award at The Sabaoth International Film Festival held in Milan, Italy.
Prof's Book Explores Racial Integration in Religious Organizations
Brad Christerson, Biola professor of sociology, researched six multi-ethnic religious organizations and compiled the findings into a new book.
Women's Soccer Scores Record Year
The Biola lady Eagles finished the Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) undefeated at 10-0 overall.
New York Times Magazine Features Biola
Biola University was featured in the Sept. 5 edition of The New York Times Magazine.
LA Times Cites Biola as Bush Country
On October 29, La Mirada and Biola University were cited in "The Los Angeles Times" as major Bush supporters in a historically democratic county.
NAIA Names Biola Student "Player of the Week"
Biola student Rianne Schorel awarded the NAIA's National women's soccer Player of the Week.
Visiting Scholar Featured on C-SPAN 2
Nancy Pearcey, a visiting scholar at Biola's Torrey Honors Institute, was featured on C-SPAN 2 twice in December.
Prof Goes to Press
Talbot's Dr. Clint Arnold Named Regular Columnist For Discipleship Journal
Author of "The Prayer of Jabez" Speaks at Chapel
Dr. Bruce Wilkinson spoke to Biola students about his organization, Dream for Africa, which focuses on the continent's four biggest problems: poverty, hunger, orphans and AIDS.
Collegium Built for Biola Commuters
Biola's Department of Commuter Life has created the Collegium Program to build community among commuter students.
Business Reform's 2004 Business College Ranking
Biola University's School of Business was mentioned in the 2004 Business College Ranking.
Profs Receive Gold Medallion Book Award
Biola University profs J.P. Moreland and William Lane Craig win award for book, "Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview."
5,500 People Attend Lecture Series Kick-Off With Lee Strobel
About 5,500 people attended the June 1 kick-off lecture for this summer's Defending the Faith Lecture Series. The kick-off lecture featured noted author Lee Strobel.
Compassion International President Addresses Graduates
Dr. Wesley Stafford, president of the Christian relief agency Compassion International and a Biola alumnus, delivers the commencement address at this year's ceremonies.
Biola Debate Team Place in National Debate Tournament
Junior Joey Mavity and freshman Benjamin Rohrs placed 11th at the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence (NPTE).
Biola Chorale Performs on Tonight Show with Jay Leno
The Biola Chorale performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Thursday, March 11. The group of 30 students performed music from the soundtrack of the number one movie in America, The Passion of the Christ.
Professors Named Gold Medallion Book Awards Finalists
Books written by Biola professors J.P. Moreland, William Lane Craig and Craig Detweiler have been named as finalists in the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association's 2004 Gold Medallion Book Awards.
Biola Professors to Speak in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Scott Rae, associate professor of biblical studies and Christian ethics at Biola's Talbot School of Theology, will speak to members of Congress and their staff on "Swindles, Lies and Building a Healthy Economy" on March 31 and April 1.
Crews Break Ground for Parking/Recreation Structure
Construction officially began on Biola's innovative answer to the school's parking crunch.
Intelligent Design Conference Features Sessions for Science Educators
Biola's new Science and Religion Master's degree program hosts a national conference on Intelligent Design.
ABC'S "Judas" Film Screened at Biola
For director Charles Robert Carner, ABC's upcoming movie "Judas" is a Good Friday movie, not an Easter Sunday movie...
Biola Professor Featured in News About Life on Mars
Biola professor Kevin Lewis has recently appeared in several newspaper articles discussing NASA's recent excursion to Mars.
Student Orientation Website Receives National Award
Biola Student Orientation Service (SOS) recently received an award from the National Orientation Directors Association (NODA) for its newly launched website.
Veggie Tales Creator Speaks at Biola Commencement Ceremonies
Big Ideas founder and Chief Creative Officer Phil Vischer delivered the commencement address to Biola's December graduates on Friday, December 19. Approximately 300 students participated in the two separate commencement ceremonies.
Biola Publication Wins Gold Medal
Biola undergraduate viewbook was recently awarded a gold medal for excellence in the category of Student Recruitment Materials at the 2003 Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District VII Awards for Excellence.
Biola Nursing Program Receives National Award
Biola's nursing program recently received a national award for the work of Dr. Cheryl Zukerberg in the field of geriatric nursing.