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On Wednesday, December 8th, Fall 2010 graduates along with their friends and families gathered in Chase Gymnasium for an evening of celebration at...

In hopes of bringing cheer to U.S. troops, Biola students recently tapped into their creative side in partnership with the American Red Cross and...

On Saturday, December 4, over 450 alumni, parents, donors and friends packed Chase gymnasium for a special Christmas production of Handel’s...

"5-4-3-2-1!" The chant rang out over Biola’s campus Friday from the crowd of over 2,000 people in front of Crowell Music Hall and formed a solid...

STUDIO CITY, CALIF. --- The Biola Media Conference welcomes one of the most influential voices in the digital revolution, co-founder of Wired...

Over the past 25 years, philosopher Dallas Willard’s influential writings on spiritual formation have shaped the way countless people understand...

If you missed this year’s Biola Golf Tournament, you missed a great day of golf, fun and friendship! The tournament, hosted at Hacienda Golf Club...

“Ain’t nobody here to love me.” The words of Chera Williams echoed in Biola junior Katie Watson’s mind and heart. Tears welled in her eyes as she...

More than 100 Biola alumni and friends spent a stimulating evening at the Orange County Performing Arts Center on Thursday, November 18, 2010....

Portland Area Alumni Chapter Leaders, Dave and Angela Toyer, put together a fun event on Saturday, November 6, 2010 . . . 70 Biolan turned out on...

To some, “haunted houses” might seem like nothing more than a scary superstition. But the phenomenon has actually been the source of serious...

Biola’s olive grove may prove to be more purposeful than a place of rest for students. For the first time in 59 years, olives from the historic...

If you missed the recent Alumni Office outing at the Orange County Performing Arts Center—a spectacular presentation of J.M. Barrie’s “Peter Pan”—...

Deployed in Afghanistan last year, alumna Katie Kopp (Ph.D. ’08) lived a life she never pictured herself in — one she has grown to love. After...

Singing teapots, dancing flatware, scheming candlesticks, a beauty, a beast . . . and Biola. A perfect recipe for a great alumni evening at San...

It was a night of record-breaking attendance as nearly 3,000 current students, prospective students and their parents filled Chase Gymnasium for...

Jim Mohler had one stated mission in life: to present, and to equip others to present, the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. It was a mission...

The Biola University symphony orchestra played to “The Old Hundredth Psalm” as faculty, delegates and board members walked in the processional for...

Some of the finest Christian thinkers of this day will address questions, like “Can you trust your Bible?” and “Is evolution true?,” this weekend,...

Biola University students, missionaries and others from the surrounding Biola community joined the Lausanne conference happening half a world away...

Benjamin was a baseball player. The young teen ran and played hard, enjoying the game as much as the sweat. But when he had to have a limb salvage...

A weekend of self-reflection, support and surrender ended with a stunning sunset at Huntington Beach at the closing event of the “You’re Designed...

A corner of Biola’s campus was transformed into something straight out of a disaster movie on Oct. 21, as a small army of emergency responders...

On Oct. 16-25, Christian leaders from 200 countries will meet in South Africa for the highly anticipated Cape Town 2010 conference — the Third...

Pentecostalism is the fastest growing segment of the church in urban communities, attaining growth worldwide. On the outskirts of Los Angeles, an...