On Wednesday, April 16, Biola’s Conservatory of Music hosted Music at Noon: Bluegrass Ensemble. The event featured a mid-day concert at the Fireplace Pavilion with music students singing bluegrass-style songs alongside a full string-band.  Junior Worship Arts student, Lindsey Comer, was one of...

On Wednesday, April 16, for the first time, the Caf served a homestyle Easter meal, to celebrate the upcoming Easter holiday and resurrection. Students were given a plate full of freshly carved, pineapple-glazed ham, with options for sides like mac and cheese, steamed vegetables, garlic butter-brushed...

Last night, April 14 at Ethel Lee auditorium, Biola students and guests joined voices with Christians from the second century A.D., singing the oldest hymn in recorded history. In partnership with the Talbot School of Theology, the Malcolm Initiative hosted John Dickson of Wheaton College for the world...

A group exhibition curated by seniors in Biola University’s B.S. art program opened yesterday, April 14, and runs through April 18 in the Green Art Gallery and Bardwell Project Space. The show features student work in a wide range of mediums, including pottery, painting, thread, risograph, photography,...

For Christian students, it can be beneficial to learn important topics about faith, apologetics and theology. However, it’s often a struggle to find time to dedicate oneself to studying these things, especially with all the work that is involved with being a student as well as a young adult. Podcasts...

Following in the footsteps of Sonic and Mario, Minecraft has now taken its seat amongst the growing list of video game movie adaptations. After 11 years of development since the movie’s announcement in 2014, “A Minecraft Movie” was released in theatres on April 4. The anticipation of this movie...

Last week, Biola Theatre presented A Night of Student-Directed One-Act Plays in Mayers Auditorium.  The two student-directed plays sought to challenge the audience with deep and troubling themes and content in order to provoke thoughts and a pursuit of truth.  PLOT SUMMARIES The first play presented...

On April 4 at 7:30 p.m. and April 5 at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Torrey Honors College will be putting on their Spring 2025 production of “It Pays to Advertise.” The play is an American comedy that tells the story of the son of a soap tycoon who becomes his father’s business competitor.  A FIRST-TIME...

In recent months, the Biola Filipino club, known as Biola Barkada, has had an explosion of activity and membership. The current president of the club, sophomore business major Jacob Cayanan, sheds light on the club’s revival, recent growth and its vision. ORIGINS When Cayanan entered Biola as a freshman,...

On March 12, Biolans, La Miradans and members of the wider community packed the La Mirada Theatre to see their favorite Christian apologist speak in “Further Up & Further In.” The lights dimmed and the beginning of creation was demonstrated through the use of the digital background when C.S....

The Lenten season is known for many themes, one of which is repentance. Christians who celebrate Lent make a concerted effort to confess their sins to the Lord and to repent from them. Repentance involves deep prayer and meditating on God’s Word, but Christians are also called to “sing psalms,...

This is a day and age where sequels usually produce a rolling eye or a heavy sigh. Nevertheless, people still watch them to see what journeys their heroes embark on. The hope lies in thinking Hollywood would hit the mark but the shot is often a gamble. I will be honest in saying I was very nervous when...