The Chimes

Alpha Hall adjusts to being an all-freshmen and co-ed dorm

September 19, 2023 • No Comments

Last year, Biola announced that there would be changes to housing and residence which garnered a variety of responses. Alpha Hall was one of the residence halls that changed the most with the arrival of the fall 2023 semester. INITIAL ANNOUNCEMENT On Jan. 31, an email was sent out to undergraduates...

Biola honors Dr. Alina Beary

Natalie Fassnacht, News Editor

September 14, 2023 • No Comments

It was cold and quiet Tuesday night as family, friends and students of Dr. Alina Beary gathered on Metzger Lawn in a memorial service dedicated to her life and legacy. Beary was a professor in the Torrey Honors College who was in a fatal pedestrian-vehicle accident on the night of Aug. 30. The memorial...

Renovated fitness center

Olivia Kam, News Editor

September 11, 2023 • No Comments

Biola’s major ongoing renovations around campus have not excluded the newly renovated fitness center. The fitness center received a new coat of paint, repaired air conditioning and updated equipment and machines. These upgrades notably freshened and brightened the atmosphere for students wanting...

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Opinions

The humanity gap

Emily Coffey , Managing Editor

May 2, 2023 • No Comments

I was working late one night on a last-minute story about how gang violence affects LA traffic accidents in the 77th district for a data journalism piece,...

‘The Lord set people free’ at Missions Conference revival

May 2, 2023

How underdeveloped degree design and budget cuts impact CMA students

April 25, 2023

What is femininity?

April 5, 2023

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Entertainment

“Taking Steps” — A series of music composition seminars

Patricia Yang, Arts and Entertainment Editor

September 15, 2023 • No Comments

Late in the afternoon on Sept. 14, music composition majors met in room 124 of the Crowell Music Hall to attend “Taking Steps,” the second music composition...

Anticipating “Los Angeles Sees Itself”

September 13, 2023