Biola At Its Best

Phinehas was one of the band featured at Thursday night's Heavy Eddy. Sean McCulloch, a Biola freshman, is the lead vocalist for Phinehas.

On Monday, Molly Perry's exhibit 'In Transit' opened for students to enter for the first time.

The campus-wide event 'Catch Me If You Can' took place this week as students carried around their plastic squirt guns in attempt to locate and shoot their victims.

AS Presidential voting took place earlier this week and resulted in the victory of Eric Weaver and Cami Cress. After waiting in the line at the table outside of Bardwell Hall on Monday, Junior Chris Hartwell voted for his AS candidates.

The worship team led Biola students in song during the Mission Conference Preview Chapel Friday morning on Metzger Lawn.

Students paused on their way to classes to help support a bill that will aid orphaned infants. "Write the Wrong' is one of the last events for the week long 'Do You See Orange?' week on Biola's campus.

Students worshiped together during Friday's chapel, which took place on Metzger Lawn for the Missions Conference Preview.

The Social Justice Ministry’s HIV/AIDS and Orphan Care partnered with World Vision’s Acting on AIDS to bring “Do You See Orange?” to Biola this week. Students wore orange orphan shirts to help symbolize how many children have been orphaned by HIV/AIDS.

Enthusiastic educators from around California lined the campus walkway in effort to recruit education majors for the Teacher Job Fair on Wednesday.