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March 24, 2025

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Biola Missions Conference Renamed After Clyde and Anna Belle Cook
The annual largest student-led missions conference in the world now honors Biola’s seventh president and first lady
March 19, 2025
The legacy of Biola University’s seventh president, missionary and founder of Biola’s former intercultural studies school was honored today during...
School of Science, Technology and Health
Three Biola Students Make Significant Discoveries Regarding a Matching Algorithm
The Stable Marriage Problem is an algorithm used to match people in practical situations such as roommate pairings
March 10, 2025
Three Biola University students presented their findings related to the algorithm called the “Stable Marriage Problem” in Washington, D.C. at the...
University News
Record-breaking Amount Raised for the Biola Fund
A Legacy of Generosity Abounds
March 04, 2025
Biola University's third annual Giving Day, themed "Make A Way," took place over 36 hours, starting on February 25, 2025, and concluding with...

How To Practice Financial Wellness
March 19, 2025 — Market Watch
Dr. Shane Enete, associate professor of finance in the Crowell School of Business, shares in this Market Watch article about the value in regularly tracking every expense in a phone app to help prevent from overspending.
Recognizing Self and Others in an Age of Generative AI
March 19, 2025 — Christian Scholars Review
Dr. Jane Kim, associate professor in the Torrey Honors College, writes about the uniqueness of humans recognizing other humans in ways that are more personal and intimate than anything AI can do, such as face, touch and voice recognition capable by computers in this Christian Scholars Review article. She uses many examples of Jesus in the Bible recognizing his disciples and others in ways that are deeply personal.
Companions in Sorrow
March 18, 2025 — John Templeton Foundation
As a second part to a two-part Templeton Foundation series, Dr. Liz Hall, professor of psychology in the Rosemead School of Psychology, shares about how ignoring the presence of suffering and lament that is clearly displayed in the Bible has the potential of making others feel isolated. The psalms of lament are useful tools for people to navigate loss, grief and sorrow.