Campus Resources

There are several options for on-campus dining. You can receive a 27% discount if you purchase food using Flex Dollars on your ID card. You can add Flex dollars to your personal account at a dining register or online via e-Accounts.

Biola Mail Services is located at the Biola Store and exists to serve students and staff at Biola University. You can purchase stamps or send personal packages via U.S. Mail, UPS or Fed-Ex.

Biola offers students, faculty and staff a wide variety of options when it comes to on-campus recreation. Access to the track, fitness center, pool and locker rooms are free with a valid Biola ID card and open hours run through the weekend. Membership options are also available for alumni and spouses of current students, faculty and staff members.

While existing primarily to serve the student population, Biola's Health Center also provides service to faculty and staff in certain situations. If you need first aid while on campus, you may go to the Health Center, next to the Library, during daytime hours. In the evening, contact the Biola switchboard in the event of a first aid need (dial "zero" unless it is an emergency, then dial “5111”). If you do not have access to a campus phone, you can call 562-903-6000.

In the waiting room area of the Health Center, certain over-the-counter medications and supplies, such as aspirin, are available for the taking, in small quantities. In most years, flu shots are offered for a nominal fee during the autumn.

Biola provides a shuttle service to a few nearby locations. To view the schedule and stops, please visit the Biola Shuttle webpage.

The Center for Spiritual Renewal is the soul care ministry arm of the Institute for Spiritual Formation (ISF) developed in order to serve the training and mentoring needs of faculty, ISF graduate students, the Biola student population and the community beyond. The Center is the very heart of its graduate training programs, offering the following ministries:

• Ministering to/training graduate and undergraduate students
• Faculty and campus resource
• Research and development in the area of spiritual formation and soul care
• Church and beyond-Biola Resource and community development.

Biola University has the following dedicated spaces for breastfeeding women.

• Library: in the lower level of the library, a Mamava lactation pod is available. For access, download the Mamava App.
• Myers Hall: on the second floor at the top of the back stairwell near office #209. For access to the room, please contact the benefits coordinator in HR.
• Emerson: for access, please contact the administrative assistance for the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.