The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Students may be saying so long to Sriracha

Dirk Tiche, a senior political science major, intently reads his Sriracha hot sauce cookbook. Residents of Irwindale, Calif. complained that fumes from the production of Sriracha were leaking from the Huy Fong Foods’ production factory, causing much discomfort to the residents. | Natalie Lockard/THE CHIMES
The Caf may no longer have Sriracha as a condiment due to lawsuit against the production of this spicy sauce.
Rachelle Cihonski, Writer • November 11, 2013
The Caf may no longer have Sriracha as a condiment due to lawsuit against the production of this spicy sauce.

Trading the podium for the pulpit

Bible professor Mickey Klink checks student worksheet during his Greek class. Spring 2014 will be Klink's last semester as a Biola professor, as he will be a full-time pastor at his church. | Kalli Thommen/THE CHIMES
Professor Mickey Klink prepares for his last semester at Biola before he makes the move to the Midwest.
Jackie Grade, Writer • November 9, 2013
Professor Mickey Klink prepares for his last semester at Biola before he makes the move to the Midwest.

California School Project travels home

Sophomore intercultural studies and Christian ministries major Amelia Seefeldt led a group from the California School Project club to minister at Tokay High School in her hometown of Lodi, California. | Katie Evensen/THE CHIMES
A Biola student took the gospel to her old high school as part of California School Project's hometown trip initiative.
Jenna Schmidt, Writer • November 5, 2013
A Biola student took the gospel to her old high school as part of California School Project's hometown trip initiative.

Off-campus students adopt unique pets

Bruce, the furry friend of Ryan Glassey, was found in his apartment building's parking lot, and soon became family. | Ashleigh Fox/THE CHIMES
Guinea pigs, pythons, and bearded dragons are some of the interesting pets students have adopted.
Alex Bell, Writer • October 28, 2013
Guinea pigs, pythons, and bearded dragons are some of the interesting pets students have adopted.
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