Blackstone Hall

Blackstone Hall is Biola's newest Residence Hall. It is an L.E.E.D.-certified green building and specially designed to enhance community-building. It was purposefully designed with 132 Economy Double rooms to provide more affordable housing for Biola's students.

Blackstone Hall is named after Biola's first dean, William E. Blackstone (1841-1935). Blackstone was a successful Chicago businessman who gave away all his savings and luxurious home to devote himself fully to Bible teaching, global evangelism and writing. On Feb. 25, 1908, he was among the small group of evangelical leaders who met together in a prayer meeting for the founding of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Blackstone served the new Institute as a founding trustee, officer and first dean of the educational program.

Lobby of Blackstone Hall with couches, armchairs and a table and chairs

Hall Amenities

In-Building Dining Facility
Air Conditioning
Nearby Parking
Heating
Laundry Facilities
Vending Machines
Two Community Kitchens
Bike Racks
Outdoor Patio
Additional Nearby On-Campus Dining
Two Community Balconies
Rooftop Terrace
L.E.E.D.-Certified
24/7 Campus Security

Room Amenities

Bed
Desk
Standard Twin Mattress
Desk Chair
Bookshelf
Dresser Drawers
Wardrobe or Closet
Towel Bar
Mirror