Built in 1977 to house the growing female population, Sigma now serves as a co-ed dorm. This is one of the two suite-style dorms Biola has to offer. The halls are designed in an L- shape.
Built in 2006, Horton is the newest dorm on campus. It is co-ed, with alternating boys and girls halls & floors. Horton is known for its "Slip ‘n’ Slides."
Built in 1966, Alpha Chi is the only all girls dorm on campus. In 2011, the name was changed to Alpha to avoid confusion with the popular national sorority Alpha Chi Omega.
Built in 1958, Emerson is the only all guys dorm on campus. This dorm is known to have a tight- knit community, with some students living together all four years of their time at Biola.
Hope was built in 2003, designed in honor of Biola’s original location in LA on Hope and Sixth Street. One of it’s unique features is the outdoor amphitheater.
Stewart was built in 1966 and named for Biola founder Lyman Stewart.The quads in the front are for boys and the suites in the back are for girls. Stewart is known to throw the best bbq’s.
Built in 1970, originally named South Hall because of its location, Hart was later renamed in honor of Dean of Women Margaret Hart. Hart features a central courtyard & rose garden.
The Biola library was opened in 2001 and features a collection of more than 310,000 print volumes, plus access to numerous online databases. And don't miss the "food court" & balcony on the top level!
The Student Union Building, the SUB, is home to the Yearbook Office, The Chimes, SMU, AS, MEPD, Spiritual Life, International Student Services, the Collegium and more.
