Biola WiFi Networks

Details

WiFi service is provided for Biola University students, faculty, staff, alumni, guests, and affiliates while attending, employed by, or visiting the university.

Click below to learn more about and connect to Biola's wireless networks.

Laptops, Phones, iPads

For devices that support WPA2/3-Enterprise and run a supported OS like macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, ChromeOS, or Ubuntu / Fedora Linux.
 
These devices connect to the Biola-NetID WiFi network using your Biola NetID & password.
TV, smart speaker, game console
For low-capability devices, usually only able to use WPA2-Personal and typically not running a supported OS listed above. Examples include smart TVs, game consoles, streaming sticks, smart speakers, etc.
 
After MAC address registration in the "My Devices Portal" these will connect to the bu-eagles WiFi network.
Guest WiFi name tag
For campus guests wanting quick access to WiFi service. Biola-Guest WiFi provides Internet access for a 5 days at a time, but as an open network does not provide any network security.
 
These devices will connect to the Biola-Guest WiFi network.

 

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