Biola UniversityPosts by Sarah Dougher
Sarah Dougher
Sarah Dougher, a Biola University journalism alumna (B.A. ’21), serves as the university’s strategic communication manager. Writing for Biola News since 2019, she considers Biola one of her favorite places, citing the joy of working alongside fellow Christians committed to the university’s mission as the best part of her role. Sarah is a big fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the color pink.
Biola Community Commemorates 100th Annual Reaffirmation of Articles of Faith
To commemorate the occasion of the book’s centennial signing, a special ceremony was held on Biola’s campus
Women’s Flag Football Added to Biola NCAA Division II Athletics
The inaugural competitive season is scheduled for Spring 2028
More than 1,500 Students Begin Biola Journey
President Barry H. Corey welcomed the Biola community during the annual Convocation chapel with a message from Acts, launching the 2026-2027 chapel theme, “Unstoppable”
Barry H. Corey to Release Fourth Book, "Necessary Burdens"
Co-authored by leadership coach and psychologist John Townsend, the book explores the unspoken realities that accompany executive leadership
Engineering Students Create Drone Dedicated to Former Chief of Campus Safety
'The O Drone’ is a heavy-duty model with capabilities to carry a variety of payloads
Biola Athletics Launches Refreshed Brand Identity
The new visual identity honors the university’s heritage while reflecting the future of Biola Athletics
Recent Biola Graduate Brings Cinema and Media Arts Skills to the FIFA World Cup
Some of the videos Jonathan Kim (B.A. ’26) edited for FOX social media platforms reached millions of views during the tournament
Biola’s Mission and Strength Reaffirmed by WSCUC Accreditation
WSCUC commended Biola’s mission, stewardship of resources and exemplary governance
Biola to Launch Bachelor of Arts in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics
The program will educate and train Biola undergraduates to be comprehensive Christian strategic thinkers within fields such as public policy, education and law
‘Sandlot Revival’ Draws Thousands
Alumni Mehki Key and Coach RAC of the Savannah Bananas team up for a night of worship
Biola Launches The School of Arts and Letters
The new school combines two existing schools: the School of Fine Arts and Communication and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Psychology Professor Navigates Hardships and Suffering in New Book
Based on research inspired by her own experiences, the book "When the Journey Hurts" equips readers with biblical practices to help them navigate difficult times
Biola Philosophy Professor Explores Biblical Gratitude in New Book
Dr. Kent Dunnington invites readers into the robust biblical understanding of thanksgiving in his book "Gratitude to God: The Heart of Christian Formation"
Forbes Recognizes Biola's Financial Stewardship
Biola placed in the top 11% of Council for Christian Colleges and Universities member institutions evaluated by Forbes
La Mirada Lands in Top Two Southern California College Towns
Out of 13 ranked California towns, La Mirada ranks in the top 10 for affordability, education and quality of life
Biola University Celebrates Class of 2026
Nearly 1,000 graduates crossed the Biola graduation stage on May 8 and 9
"Variety" Names Biola University's Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts as a Top Film School
The film industry publication highlights the best film schools preparing students to rise to the challenges of the rapidly evolving filmmaking industry
Biola Awarded $3.4M Federal Research Grant
Funding from the National Institutes of Health will support the Building Religious Insights for Developing Genomic Engagement (BRIDGE) Initiative for studying Christian attitudes toward genomic medicine
Two Professors Featured in Intelligent Design Film “The Story of Everything”
Dr. Douglas Axe and Dr. Richard Gunasekera share their expertise on intelligent design at the molecular level in the film
Biola University Honor Society to Induct 42 Students for Spring 2026
Only 5% of the graduating undergraduate class is invited into the Epsilon Kappa Epsilon honor society
Nike Global Product Merchandising Led by Biola Alumnus
Jonny Wesolowski (’08) started his career in ministry, but ultimately found his way to working in merchandising with Nike
Herzog Foundation Recognizes Biola History Alumna as Christian Teacher of the Year
Emily Zybach (Anderson, B.A. ’11) has been teaching high school history for 14 years
Alumnus Fulfilling the Great Commission in Japan
Stephen Croft (B.A. ’14) teaches English in one of the least-reached districts in Japan
Political Science Alumnus Argues Case Before Florida Supreme Court
Jason Muehlhoff (B.A. ’16) serves as the Chief Deputy Solicitor General for the State of Florida
Emmy Award-Winning Alumna Candace Camarena (Guereque, B.A. ’16) Brings Innovation and Faith to CBS Los Angeles Studio
Camarena did not let being a student deter her from chasing after real-world experience in finding and telling stories
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