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You are not in the classroom and have many things competing for your time and attention.

“Being from the midwest, the culture is entirely different… it even transcends into how we communicate with each other.” Josh came to Biola from...

Two years ago people were telling Tebraie that he should apply to be a Resident Advisor. Since being hired for the job, twice, he has grown to love...

Whether you are a recent high school grad or a full-time employee and mother of three, procrastination has no reserve.

Why being blessed is better than being happy.

When we snagged Katelyn Beaty to speak in chapel, kicking off a day of celebration to honor the contributions of some pretty incredible women to our campus community, it was a major win for us.

Resources to help you get a handle on personal finance

We’ve been thinking a lot about you and your experience in the online environment, specifically about how online students take notes. Needless to say, note-taking plays an imperative part in a student’s academic success.

It's the key to remembering any of that reading you're doing for class: Read, Recite, Review.

On having better discussions about Christian sexual ethics...

"Believe me, every heart has its secret sorrows, which the world knows not, and oftentimes we call a man cold, when he is only sad.” -Longfellow....

The last semester of your senior year can be filled with mixed emotions. Excitement about the upcoming celebration, stress over final assignments,...

Don’t be afraid to keep asking God those deep soul-questions.

Evangelicals' relationship with the environment is... complicated. Here are some resources to help you live on Earth wisely.

Evangelism or justice? Eugene Cho says "both."

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Why do we talk about it at Biola? Because it happens here. It does. And because it happens here, we have...

Some wisdom from Ruth Haley Barton.

How courage and hard work refine natural talent.

Don't make someone else a third wheel.

Emotional intimacy while dating is a good thing...but how much?

Why affinity organizations matter.

Or, why people at Biola don't.

A blog by Dr. Jamie Campbell about hard conversations.

If your life is anything like mine, I struggle to find more time. Juggling family, work, ministry, and school can feel like a circus act...