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I’m a woman of many lists. I love lists. Grocery lists, book lists, to-do lists. You name it, I’ve probably got a list scribbled down in a notebook...

Sarah Schwartz shares her last word before graduation.

With human trafficking being such an issue in the United States and around the world, it is important that we don't ignore it and find ways to...

As women we are constantly fed the narrative that our bodies must fit into the standards of beauty that society has cut out for us. Yet the truth...

You know how they say “there’s no place like home for the holidays?” There’s a certain warmth that we feel from being around our families and being...

Gretchen Carlson discusses workplace sexual harassment, and "how to take your power back."

When I think about the biggest learning experiences in my life, experiences that shaped me to be the way I am today, experiences that taught me...

Relationships are great. Whether they’re romantic or platonic, we love having relationships with others. So when we get into a new relationship, it...

Alumni Grant Morgan examines the time old question,"Can men and women be friends?"

Celeste Scott & Shelby Baumgartner discuss the difficulties and rewards of long distance friendships.

GRIT discusses the International Day of the Girl.

RD Meleca Consultado shares with us for Filipino American History Month.

Now, the Star-Belly SneetchesHad Bellies with stars.The Plain-Belly SneetchesHad none upon thars….” ~Dr. Seuss, The Sneetches and Other Stories So...

When I think of Leah Lu, the first word that comes to mind is "feelings." Not only because of the overwhelming amount of love I have for her, but...

In a culture where 13 Reasons Why is glorified and mental illness is not always understood, it is difficult to grasp the seriousness of the causes...

Alumna Natalie Felix shares about finding her passion for deaf and hard of hearing students.

Does anyone remember the opening scene in Finding Nemo? Nemo is bouncing around in his anemone screaming, “First day of school! First day of...

In less than a week, Biola’s rather quiet summer vibe will become lively again as something really important happens: YOU COME BACK! You are why we...

I’m trying to write my final words for you guys, knowing that I’m starting a long line of girls who will set up camp here and eventually have to...

Alumna & adjunct Professor Chantelle Gibbs discusses the joys and struggles of being bi-racial.

I think we were all pretty excited when Beyoncé came out with her hit, Single Ladies, in 2008. That song continues to be a hair-flipping,...

It's on us help keep women and men safe from sexual assault.

Nancy Yuen is one of the many gems you might find roaming around Biola’s campus or on the internet changing the world. Professor Yuen is a...

Educational programming raising awareness about sexual violence response and prevention.

It’s not that we didn’t expect a few of you to show up and celebrate Biola University’s first resource collective for women—we just didn’t expect so many of you.