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A one-of-a-kind "Centennial Rose" has been bred for Biola's centennial year.
Biola Cinema and Media Arts students received third place in Shure microphones Fantastic Scholastic Recording competition.
Piano studio faculty, Lina Baranov, interviewed in the Los Angeles Times.
Biola Alum and local pastor celebrates 30 years at Orange County church.
Biola University was featured on the upcoming documentary "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed."
The Biola undergraduate web site receives prestigious web award.
Celebrate Biola's centennial graduates on May 23 and 24, featuring guest speakers Rick Warren and Al Mijares.
with JP Moreland, John Bloom, Mike Erre, Joe Hellerman, Craig Hazen, Clay Jones, John Mark Reynolds, and more!
Borrowing a page from the Olympic Games, Biola brought its centennial year to an end May 14 with a regal “closing ceremony” chapel that encapsulated the year’s many events.
Hundreds of people from all over Southern California filled Sutherland Auditorium to celebrate the breakout new book by Craig Hazen, Five Sacred Crossings on Thurs., May 8.
Over 450 people representing 21 states and two foreign countries attended the 2008 Biola Media Conference, held on Saturday, May 3 at the CBS Studios in Studio City, Calif.
The gym was packed with 2,500 people on Friday, April 25 to hear Dinesh D'Souza debate Peter Singer on the existence of God.
Biola University is a private Christian university located in Southern California. Learn more