Biola UniversityPosts by Sarah Dougher
Sarah Dougher
Sarah Dougher, a Biola University journalism alumna (’21), serves as the university’s strategic communication manager. Writing for Biola News since 2019, she considers Biola one of her favorite places, citing the joy of working alongside fellow Christians committed to the university’s mission as the best part of her role. Sarah is a big fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the color pink.
Biola Students Turn Hot-Button Political Issues into Experiential Civic Learning
Students lead the way in building leadership skills by talking politics with a stranger
Biola in Top Six NCAA DII Schools to Receive Presidents’ Award for Academic Excellence
The recognition is awarded to only 44 Division II schools that have achieved an academic success rate of 90% or higher
Biola Launches Mental Health and the Church Initiative
Dr. Chris Adams’ research is helping serve the initiative with mental health resources for clergy members
Biola Welcomes Largest Incoming Class Since the Pandemic
Bold faith for a bright future: Biola aims to prepare the next generation of leaders
U.S. News Names Biola University a 2024 Best National University
ÂÜŔňĘÓƵ recognized on three special recognition lists including Best Undergraduate Teaching and Best Undergraduate Psychology programs
President Barry H. Corey to Receive Esteemed Campus Safety Award
Corey will be the first ever college president to receive the president’s award from the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators
Biola Campus Media Publications Awarded Two First Prize Recognitions
The Point Magazine and The Chimes won multiple awards for 2022 editions
B.S. in Robotics Degree to Equip Students with Hands-On Training
School of Science, Technology and Health to launch new program in Fall 2023
School of Science, Technology and Health Establishes Endowed Chair Position
New Division of Technology to elevate Biola as leader in technological education
Biola University Celebrates Class of 2023 Graduates
YouVersion Bible App Founder Bobby Gruenewald delivered the keynote address
Dr. Robert P. George Honored with the Ninth Annual Chuck W. Colson Award
George’s dedication to his faith throughout his life and work was honored during the award ceremony
Dr. Matthew J. Hall Formally Installed as Biola University Provost and Senior Vice President
Hall addressed the Biola community about how now is a thrilling time to be a Christian
Biola Alumnus Leads Long Beach Rescue Mission
Jeff Levine (B.A. ’13) is using his Bible, Theology and Ministry degree to serve the Long Beach community
Office of Hispanic Services is Ready to Serve the Biola Community
Alumna and Director of Hispanic Services, Erika Sanchez, aims to serve Hispanic students and families
New Program Prepares Educators to Work with Multilingual Learners
Biola’s Master of Arts in P-12 Multilingual, Multicultural Education degree will strengthen educators’ ability to serve and support multilingual, multicultural and immigrant families
Torrey Honors College Celebrates Constitution Day
Special guest Dr. Ralph Rossum will give a lecture in observance of the holiday
U.S. News Ranks Biola University in Top Tier of America’s 2023 Best National Universities
ÂÜŔňĘÓƵ recognized on six special recognition lists including Best Value Schools and Best Undergraduate Teaching
Matt Redman Joins Biola University as Songwriter in Residence
Known for the Christian song “10,000 Reasons,” Redman will help equip the next generation of worship leaders
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