Kevin Browning—known for his warm welcoming smile, his artsy style and his work in both the wood shop and environmental science—has had a relationship with Biola for a decade. Browning attended Biola University in 2012, focusing in Biblical studies and assumed that his  future would be in the...

For the past few years, a small group of students have been meeting weekly in the Jesus Saves parking structure on campus (named for the replica of the sign from the original building, hanging from the front of the structure), spending time in worship and prayer. No other agenda, no credits or requirements,...

Noah Kahan’s unreleased album, “The Great Divide,” has been wildly anticipated by fans since May of 2024. Utilizing secret TikTok accounts and previewing unreleased songs at his live shows, Kahan facilitated buzz among his supporters, dubbed “the bugs.” Kahan finally released a track off the...

“The Merry Widow,” an opera presented by the Biola Conservatory of Music, ran showings the weekend of Feb. 5. The three-act story is colored with themes of love lost, love betrayed, and love reconciled. It was a truly brilliant composition of vocal performance and operatic acting. Standout performances...

“Marty Supreme,” an A24 film, is described on the popular site Letterboxd as follows: “Marty Mauser, a young man with a dream no one respects, goes to hell and back in pursuit of greatness.” However, the true substance of the film is revealed only upon watching. It was directed by Josh Safdie,...

On Feb. 4th, Biola will host a premiere of  Dr. Joshua Smith’s short film, “Decaf,” in Ethel Lee Auditorium. The red-carpet experience will begin at 7:30 p.m., and the screening itself will commence at 8:00. The event will feature the film itself, trailers for future projects, a live Q&A...

Jane Austen, a woman whose name became known through books, films and even through her own dialect of English during the Gregorian Period (“Austenspeak”), celebrated her 250th birthday last year. Her books, despite their age, have remained timeless with continuous film and novel adaptations in the...

Imagine you are a kid in 1937 who has been waiting for hours in a crowded line outside the Radio City Music Hall in New York City. There is an energy as you and everyone else wait to see a new moving picture based on a fairy tale you love. “I heard it's longer than a Silly Symphony,” says one patron.  You...

On Dec. 6, the Biola Conservatory of Music hosted two concerts for their annual Christmas Concert at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. The Biola Symphonic Winds, the Symphony Orchestra, the University Chorus and Chorale, along with other smaller groups and solo artists, joined together to...

The Fool’s Errand is a two-part art exhibit created by Dan Callis. Fool’s Errand Still is in the Green Gallery, and Fool’s Errand Wonder is in the Bardwell lobby. Dan Callis is a retiring Biola art professor who explores the themes of stillness in Christ and curiosity towards creation as illustrated...

Rich Kids is an improv comedy club at Biola dating back 17 years. Isaac LoCascio, a junior Business and Bible major, is this season’s club president and heads a team of nine members. LoCascio is proud of the spectacular team that makes up Rich Kids’ lineup this year. “Dexter Cornwell, an amazing...

Jordan Chan, similar to every CMA student at Biola, faced his senior thesis as he entered the final semester of his undergrad. However, inspiration for his final project came through a calling from God.  Three years ago, Chan was sitting at a worship night and one of the worship leaders had a word...