Biblical studies professor and atheist co-author book about theological issues
Biblical studies professor Thaddeus Williams co-authored a book with Yara Brighton, an ex-Christian, about theological issues.
A night to remember: Black Friday shopping for the first time
Chimes staff Lauralyn Koontz and Katie Nelson share their first Black Friday shopping experiences.
Prospective students get a feel for what it’s like to be a Biolan at University Day
Prospective students previewed Biola on Nov. 11 and 12.
Sola Soul to feature Keno Camp and Commoners & Kings
The annual Sola Soul event will be held in Sutherland due to the possibility of rain and will feature a number of different acts.
Hurricane Sandy’s effects reach from coast to coast
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Students share their experiences with Hurricane Sandy.
Club of the Week: Improv comedy team seeks to entertain this Sunday
With new team members practicing weekly with returners, Rich Kids Comedy prepares for their first show of the year.
RA information night begins selection of new student leadership
The RA selection process is intended to help create a diverse and dynamic student leadership team.
Crunch time for senior film majors
Three seniors in the film department are hard at work on their final projects which will soon premiere to the Biola community and beyond.
Ministry of the Week: S.A.Y. YES! strives to make a difference in LA
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The Say Yes ministry partners with different programs on Skid Row to serve the youth.
Club of the week: Mu Kappa aids students in smooth transition
The Mu Kappa club, geared to help third culture kids adjust to life in America, has been an active presence during orientation for global students at Biola this year.
The King’s Men perform in South Korea
Biola's a cappella group, The King's Men, performed last week as they accompanied President Barry Corey in South Korea.
On Feb. 7, water was shut off to dorms on Biola’s upper campus, specifically Blackstone, Alpha and Sigma. The issue was resolved later that...