Clubs

We hold professional development activities for Accounting students, including firm tours, resume writing, mock interviews with accounting firms, and more!

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Contact: accountingsociety.club@biola.edu

We are a community of theatre students whose intent is to build one another up, to invest in the future of the theater department as a whole, and prepare each other for our professional careers at large.

Contact: alphapsiomega.club@biola.edu

The mission of this club is to glorify God by loving and encouraging others while enhancing lives through music. We will provide a safe place for Music Therapy students and other majors to learn more about music therapy and provide MT students opportunities to volunteer and practice one on one client interactions and group sessions.

Contact: music.therapy.club@biola.edu

We are a student chapter of CNSA working to equip Biola nursing students as leaders who influence our peers, our community, and our world for the Lord Jesus Christ.

Contact: cnsa.club@biola.edu

To build a collaborative community of primarily underclassmen who desire to develop hands-on writing and production skills in order to empower each new class with the confidence and connections needed to create projects with one another outside of the classroom.

Contact: weekend.project.club@biola.edu

The Chem Club exists to inspire students to explore God's creation through chemistry, create awareness about being good stewards toward God's creation through environmentally-friendly activities, and create a space for student-led networking where younger students can learn from the upperclassmen.

Contact: chem.club@biola.edu

The Computer Science Club is a space for students to meet like-minded computer scientists, sharpen each other’s skills in career-applicable ways, and explore subdisciplines of computer science. Non-CS majors welcome!

Contact: computerscience.club@biola.edu

Contact: cs.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to impact the world for Christ through the congregation of individuals who have a passion to work with children with various disabilities. Through serving this population, club members will gain experience in this important field while also caring for these children who are often overlooked in society.

Contact: disabilitycare.club@biola.edu

The purpose of this organization is to prepare and equip students for the engineering industry through competitive projects in community for the glory of God.

Contact: engineering.club@biola.edu

The purpose of this organization is to build servants through group service projects, hone critical skills for life after Biola (whether in the business world or grad school), and promote connections for members with valuable contacts in the business/grad school world.

Contact: englishguild.club@biola.edu

Biola Entrepreneurship Society is a community of innovative thinkers from all majors that exist to offer support, encouragement, and guidance to redemptive entrepreneurs. We host events that gather like-minded students.

Contact: entrepreneurship.society@biola.edu

The purpose of this organization shall be to raise awareness between film and music students, provide educational resources for students, cultivate a professional mentality among film and music students.

Contact: filmmusicguild.club@biola.edu

To be stewards of Financial Planning information towards the Biola student community to help them engage and learn about their future finances.

Contact: financial.planning.club@biola.edu

We exist to bring and promote missional life to the body of healthcare professionals and its partners.

Contact: gmma.club@biola.edu

We educate, support, and build community among all the pre-health career students as we prepare to serve as future health professionals.

Contact: healthcareers.club@biola.edu

Our Mission Statement is "Celebrating History as His Story in Community." We aim to bring awareness to the significance and value of history, build a community of people who love the past, and encourage deeper learning about history.

Contact: history.club@biola.edu

We are a community of Communication scholars who recognize the importance of studying how and why we communicate, and who work to promote the field to the Biola Community. We celebrate fellow Communication students’ academic achievements and create a co-curricular space to practice and share skills for our future careers.

Contact: lph@biola.edu

The organization has been established to be a group that supports college students in achieving their goals through training in marketable leadership skills and community-oriented action.

Contact: nsls.club@biola.edu

We are a student chapter of (NSSLHA). Our purpose is to provide support to current Biola Communication Disorders students, to raise awareness of communication health and disorders, and to reach out to the community to meet physical, spiritual, and communication needs.

Contact: nsslha.club@biola.edu

Our purpose is to bring Philosophy majors and minors together by cultivating a space to explore what we study, to refine what we believe, and to pursue the things that are important to us with one another.

Contact: philosophy.club@biola.edu

The mission of Biola Pre-Law Society is to foster a community of students pursuing a legal career and provide knowledge and assistance about law school and the legal field. The society aims to create a space to discuss important matters surrounding the legal profession and encourage each other in both one’s career and faith.

Contact: prelaw.society@biola.edu

About Us

The purpose of this organization is to prepare students for the field of psychology, to unite students with similar interests and build relationships with faculty members. Students will grow in their intellectual understanding of psychology and in application through service to the community. Psi Chi is the International Honors Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purposes of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship, and advancing the science of psychology. 

Membership is open to undergraduate juniors and seniors who meet the minimum qualifications and are making the study of psychology one of their major interests. Applications are to be filled out online. Once submitted email psych.dept@biola.edu to have your application reviewed and approved. 

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Contact: psichi.club@biola.edu

Empowering Women in Engineering through Community in Christ. Goals: 1. Build community for women in engineering and computer science 2. Establish valuable connections and provide networking opportunities 3. Create relationships between all the engineering and computer science women regardless of grade/year

Contact: women.engineers.club@biola.edu

The main goal of this club is to create a supportive environment to discuss the role of Jewish culture in the Old and New Testaments. We celebrate traditional Jewish holidays to help the Biola community gain an appreciation for how understanding Jewish culture can help us better understand and appreciate the context of scripture. We also aim to develop an environment where Jewish believers on campus can come and feel safe to share and appreciate their culture. We also hope that this appreciation of Jewish culture will help equip people to minister to Jewish non-believers so that they may come to know Yeshua as their Messiah.

Contact: anashim.project.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to create a safe and open space for African and Caribbean students in the diaspora to meet, share their experiences and culture, while also empowering each other and enriching the Biola community.

Contact: basa.club@biola.edu

BISA Vision: For Indonesian students in Biola to be well set up for success in their collegiate and professional careers BISA Mission: To become a platform that brings together Indonesian students at Biola, and equip them with skills, knowledge, and connections that will set them up for success in their future careers

Contact: bisa.club@biola.edu

The Black Student Association is committed to intellectual, cultural, and ethnic diversity. Our purpose is to promote student growth and development of men and women of all races through the celebration of global black culture, lifestyle, and history. We will provide an outlet for all students while serving the Lord.

Contact: bsa.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to create a supportive and inclusive community for Chinese students and those interested in Chinese culture. We aim to foster cultural exchange, provide support, and promote understanding while celebrating the rich traditions and heritage of Chinese culture. Through social initiatives, we seek to empower our members to succeed culturally and personally during their time at Biola University and beyond.

Contact: csa.club@biola.edu

The Ethiopian and Eritrean Student Association seeks to cultivate a safe, inclusive and educational space for members of the Biola community who would like to learn about Ethiopian and Eritrean culture while also fostering community.

Contact: ethiopian.eritrean.club@biola.edu

Our goal is to increase cultural awareness, bring people together, and have fun celebrating life and culture by spreading Aloha and talking story!

Contact: hawaii.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to provide a healthy and comfortable environment for ethnically Korean students inside a Christian community.

Contact: ksa.club@biola.edu

The purpose of this organization is to promote racial reconciliation, embrace Hispanic/Latino culture, and educate students and the community about Hispanic/Latino culture. All are welcome!

Contact: unidos.club@biola.edu

The purpose of this organization is to integrate the art community with the greater Biola community, facilitate friendship and mentorship between classes and years of art students, and make art!

Contact: artleague.club@biola.edu

The mission of Rich Kids Comedy is to teach the skills of improv comedy and to bring laughter and joy to the students and staff of Biola University through clean comedy, all while bringing glory to God.

Contact: richkids.club@biola.edu

We are dedicated to bringing people together and teaching those who are interested in East Coast style swing dancing. Our purpose is to have joy in dancing as well as to be a light to the local Lindy Hop community.

Contact: swing.club@biola.edu

We exist to glorify God through the gift of dance, to be the bridge between dance and the Biola community, and to be excellent in our technique and skill level to represent the best of Christ. (fall semester only).

Contact: xopoc.club@biola.edu

The Cubing Club provides a space for people to learn how to solve a puzzle cube (more commonly known as a Rubik’s cube), have resources to improve their solves and spend time together with other cubers.

Contact: cubing.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to provide and strengthen a diverse and inclusive community around our shared enjoyment of games and friendly competition.

Contact: esports.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to promote wellbeing by playing games that focus on child-like energy and fun.

Contact: hideandseek.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to create community through self defense to empower all members towards confidence and discipline to help in their walk with God.

Contact: martial.arts.club@biola.edu

The purpose of this organization is to play lacrosse, use lacrosse to be a ministry, and represent Biola well in competitive play.

Contact: mens.lacrosse.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to show the love of Christ by creating a welcoming and encouraging community whose members share a love of Spikeball.

Contact: spikeball.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to foster an environment of encouragement and perseverance through unicycling!

Contact: unicycle.club@biola.edu

Biola’s volleyball club is designed to create a community and encourage students to grow in their volleyball skills. Biola students of all abilities are invited to play volleyball in an inclusive and fun environment.

Contact: volleyball.club@biola.edu

The purpose of this organization is to promote Christ through the sport of lacrosse, develop and nurture encouraging friendships and develop character through discipline and sportsmanship.

Contact: womens.lacrosse@biola.edu

The purpose of ACTS College Ministry is to love God and love people. We are part of a church called Church of Southland located in Anaheim, CA. We have large group and cell groups that meet on Biola campus throughout the week, and we provide free rides to church on Sundays. If you are interested in our ministry or looking for a home church, we would love for you to join us! Check out our instagram @biola.acm to see our upcoming events!

Contact: acts.club@biola.edu

The Biola Conservatives club exists to be a place for all students to congregate and discuss current political and cultural topics through a Christian and conservative viewpoint.

Contact: conservatives.club@biola.edu

As an anti-trafficking group we strive to follow Micah 6:8, which calls us to “act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with [our] God” (NIV). We educate ourselves, the Biola community, and our larger local and global community about the realities of this problem and then take action together to make a difference.

Contact: breakingchains.club@biola.edu

We are hoping to bring together students who are interested in bridging the political divide, as well as those with strong opinions seeking opportunities to share them with an engaged audience. Our club will host regular debates and events at Biola. The goal is not to change peoples’ minds, but rather their temperament toward the other side through a deeper understanding of individual experiences.

Contact: bridgingbiola.club@biola.edu

We exist to promote the game of chess and to learn together.

Contact: chess.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to brew community over our shared love for coffee. Our primary objectives encompass coffee exploration, cultivating community, coffee conversations, and supporting local coffee shops in the process.

Contact: coffee.lovers.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to educate, connect, and mobilize students to achieve their full potential as stewards of creation.

Contact: environmental.advocacy.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to raise awareness for the people in North Korea in love and compassion.

Contact: hearts.for.nk.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to create a thriving community of film lovers on Biola’s campus that anyone who loves movies can be a part of, regardless of major.

We publish and market a student creative writing/art magazine to give editorial staff experience and opportunity to use God-given talent, and to integrate creative writing and art works in an amazing final product.

Contact: inkslinger.club@biola.edu

KCM exists to care for collegians by discipling them to value the glory of God through local and global witness to ultimately benefit and build up the local church of Jesus Christ.

The primary purpose of this organization is to promote widespread awareness on the issue of abortion and strengthen an educated and compassionate pro-life voice. The club will serve as a community for students to exercise their pro-life convictions through education, prayer, and various topic-focused on-campus events.

Contact: love.the.least@biola.edu

Our mission is to foster a positive and supportive community within Biola centered around the art/hobby of creating plastic models.

Contact: model.makers.club@biola.edu

Our purpose is to equip university students and faculty to give historical, philosophical, and scientific reasons for following Jesus Christ. We bring together faith and reason to establish the intellectual voice of Christ in the University.

Contact: ratiochristi.club@biola.edu

The mission of SAAC is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare and nurturing a positive student-athlete image, while fostering the development of Christian character and supporting the pursuit of team and individual academic achievement.

Contact: saac.club@biola.edu

Our mission is to provide a community where student Veterans feel loved, cared for, and desired, in the name of Jesus, by orchestrating highly intentional fellowship. This will be done through weekly, morning devotionals, bi-weekly collaborative Bible studies, and breaking bread together.

Contact: veterans.club@biola.edu

Commuter Students small groups are for students who plan to live at home with family or off campus, even once we resume in person classes. Most groups meet every other week to connect commuter students together with real-life conversations and encouragement. Visit Commuter Life to sign up.

Contact: commuter.life@biola.edu

Global Students community groups are for international (F1 visa) students, third culture and missionary kids. We meet weekly to help you get connected to and build community with other global students! This year, many of our traditional events will take place in these groups, so you don't want to miss out! Visit Global Students for more info and to sign up.

Contact: globalstudentservices@biola.edu

SEID Affinity Groups are for students from similar or shared ethnic and cultural backgrounds to build community and support each other alongside faculty and staff mentors. Visit SEID for more info and to contact group leaders.

Contact: seidaffinitygroups@biola.edu

Student Missionary Union and Student Ministries are for all students interested in exploring involvement in local and international ministries and living missionally in your daily life. Contact chad.miller@biola.edu for more information about types of ministry experiences offered and how to join.

• Student Missionary Union (SMU) – SMU exists to motivate and mobilize students to align their lives toward the completion of the Great Commission, whether we are quarantined or not. Our desire is still to consistently raise up generations of student leaders who passionately and obediently serve Jesus throughout their lives. Join the SMU Huddle and get plugged into smaller areas of interest, both locally and globally.
• Evangelical/Mormon Interaction (EMI) – Equipping Biola students to engage the LDS community in relationship and honest discussion by providing opportunities locally and throughout Utah.
• National School Project (NSP) – NSP has a vision for a student-led, church-supported campus awakening to the love of Christ at every public school. Their mission is to coach and mentor middle and high school students to reach their campuses for Christ, and technology allows this goodness to continue.
  

Contact: chad.miller@biola.edu

The Dwelling aims to be a caring and supportive community where students who identify as LGBTQ or experience same-sex attraction (SSA) can follow Jesus together as they seek to navigate their sexuality and gender in allegiance to Christ by the power of the Spirit, living in accordance with Biola's community standards on sexual behavior. Students who are interested in joining The Dwelling may contact Chad Miller at the.dwelling@biola.edu or call (562) 777-4041.

Contact: the.dwelling@biola.edu

Student Veteran and Military Affiliated groups are for those who have served or are currently serving in the military, and for students who have a loved one who is a Veteran or currently serving in the military. Both groups are designed to build community and support through regular connection and fellowship throughout the semester. Visit Veteran Services for more info and to contact leaders.

Contact: veteran.programs@biola.edu