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Deepening convictions without dividing communities
Latest Posts
Biola Grieves Passing of Professor Phil Woodward
The beloved professor of accounting taught at Biola for over 34 years
Biola Keeps Moving FirstGen Forward
For the fourth consecutive year, Biola has been recognized as a FirstGen Forward Network Institution
Making the Choice for Christ: How This Student Found His Way to Biola
Alex Dumania, Army veteran and current student in the School of Education, found his life in Christ, path in the military and education at Biola
Alumnus Credits Biola for His Transformation into a God-fearing Healthcare Professional
Miguel Abascal (’23) found his way into healthcare with the guidance of supportive professors and community
Sola Scriptura
with Ben Witherington
Nearly 200 Youth in Philippines Attend Sports and Health Leadership Camp
Dr. Danielle Walker led Biola students, faculty and staff on public health trip
Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts Rises Up on “TheWrap” Top 50 Film Schools List
Biola is the only Christian university recognized on the list
Native American Heritage Month
Learn more about the history and culture of Native Americans
“The Hollywood Reporter” Names Biola a Top Film School in the U.S.
Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts is recognized for incorporation of AI
Biola Alumnus’ Journey to a Graduate Degree in Computational Chemistry
Daniel Doria (’21) credits Christ-centered education from Biola for preparing him beyond his career
New Grants Cover Tuition, Create New Pathway for Select Education Students
Biola’s School of Education is recipient of new grants for teacher educators to receive their credential while working, altering the traditional model