Category: Student Life
Students Win First Place in National Competition for Biostatistics Research
Three Biola students collaborated on a winning statistics project about auditory comprehension
Art Alumni Reunion Will Feature Screening of Alumnus’ Film “I Am Sun Mu”
Event will showcase student, faculty and alumni work, and provide opportunity to give to Loren Baker Scholarship Fund
Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation Celebrates 20 Years
After passing a historic milestone, Glen Kinoshita, founder of SCORR, takes a look back at its legacy and impact over the years
Biola University Senior Wins New Car Sweepstakes
$5,000 in art supplies gifted to Biola as part of sweepstakes
Biola Students Receive Scholarships from Christian Community Credit Union
Christian Community Credit Union to donate $240,000 over the next five years to help support university scholarships
Student Programming Introduces Chapel Series on “Gender, Faith, Culture”
Chapel programs encourages students to discuss different perspectives on gender
Theatre 21 Presents “Leaving Iowa”
New director Zachary Bortot leads cast in comedic play premiering Oct. 23
New Students Find Community Through Orientation Events
Current students help incoming students transition into life at Biola
Biola University Welcomes Alumni and Parents for Biola Weekend
Biola hosts annual on-campus events for alumni and parents of current students
Unidos Club Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Biola’s Latino club encourages students to appreciate their diverse cultural backgrounds
Torrey Memorial Bible Conference Turns 80
Torrey Conference focuses on the spiritual implications of habitual worship with keynote speaker James K.A. Smith
Biola University Hosts First-Ever University-Wide Lockdown Drill
Campus Safety actively pursues emergency preparedness
Biola’s Chief of Campus Safety Named Campus Safety Director of the Year
Campus Safety magazine awards John Ojeisekhoba for outstanding leadership in campus safety
Biola University to Host Special Olympics Athletes
Nearly 400 athletes for the 2015 Special Olympics World Games will stay at Biola
Student-led Ministries Serve Over Spring Break
Biolans serve local and international communities through 27 ministries throughout the year
New Program Wakes Up Students to Different Cultures
Global Students Programs and Development introduces a biweekly event as an extension of the university's commitment to diversity
New Sculpture Reflects Biola's Focus on Faith and Art
"True Vine" sculpture is second piece of public art installed on campus this year
Art Students Gift Operation Christmas Child with Mural
Department of Art hopes to continue to serve volunteers through creativity