‘Dear 2020: A Process’ is rich with emotion
Stripped-down theatre experience addresses day-to-day details of pandemic struggles.
Lydia Snow, Freelance Writer
• October 30, 2021
An essential Halloween watchlist
Here are the most essential horror films to watch this Halloween.
Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer
• October 28, 2021
Do not miss these fall student concerts
Here is how, when and where to see student performances this semester.
Emily Coffey, Managing Editor
• October 26, 2021
Biola film “Incalculable Unknowns” showcases the importance of sisterhood
Biola’s Motion Picture Production class will release two separate films this semester.
Kate Bomar, Photographer
• October 23, 2021
The commercial music program reels from pandemic stress
Students work to restructure the music community on campus after being gone for over a year.
Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer
• October 21, 2021
FINNEAS releases mostly melancholic and nondescript ‘Optimist’
The album fails to break ground, featuring only a few good tracks.
Emily Coffey, Managing Editor
• October 19, 2021
Remi Wolf releases a kaleidoscope experience
“Juno” combines unique sounds with raw lyricism for a standout pop album.
Lauren McBride, Senior Copy Editor
• October 16, 2021
Class of ‘14 alumnus Daniel Pimentel talks album making in Honduras
“Fear and Trembling” is a relic of deep Old Testament theology and Pimentel’s long-time passion for music.
Emily Coffey, Managing Editor
• October 14, 2021
Bardwell Hall and Green Art Gallery host two new alumni exhibitions
Both exhibitions are centered around finding new connections post-pandemic and translating the isolating feelings within that time.
Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer
• October 12, 2021
‘Friends That Break Your Heart’ is a mixed bag
James Blake returns with a new album that largely plays it safe.
Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer
• October 9, 2021
Songs that will transport you to autumn
Here are our top picks of songs to help students get in the fall headspace.
Kate Bomar, Photographer
• October 5, 2021
“Venom 2” is an aggravating mess
“Let There Be Carnage” fails to recapture the inherent silliness of its predecessor.
Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer
• October 2, 2021
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The heart of poet Dana Gioia’s work is being able to capture the beauty of God’s creation: “What beauty does is beauty draws us to the...
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