On April 24, Other Lives released their long-awaited fourth album, “For Their Love,” after five years of near-silence. A triumphant comeback, it features a theatric, James Bond end-credits feel, opening to lush musical landscapes that transport the listener. SOUND OF THEIR LIVES “Sound Of Violence”...

Amid the chaos of the coronavirus, Conservatory students have adapted to online education. Music majors are reeling the effects of the switch, as physical presence is an integral part of the musical learning process. But with some patience and creativity, students and professors alike are overcoming...

This year marks the first year that the Biola Film Festival acts independently from the university, rebranding as the Guerrilla Student Film Festival, named after the Guerrilla Film Society club, which formed on campus in 2001 but is now defunct.  Having planned to launch First Glance—an event...

Rising pop artist Jeremy Zucker brings some heart and soul back into pop music with his latest album “love is not dying.” This stirringly beautiful album is characterized by peaceful tunes, cool ambient sounds and even a few sudden transitions into hard rock. Beautifully diverse, “love is not dying”...

If there was ever a time to return to reading for pleasure, it is now. If you need a place to start, check out these quarantine essentials, hand picked by our Arts and Entertainment staff.  “The Invention of Hugo Cabret” by Brian Selznick For those less interested in wordy paragraphs, this beautifully...

The Strokes have built up their reputation since the release of their 2001 debut album “Is This It,” considered by many to be one of the best debut albums of all time. The band single-handedly brought a garage rock revival to the mainstream and influenced bands like Kings of Leon, Arctic Monkeys...

Just because galleries and museums have shut down does not mean art needs to go unseen. Senior art majors Jonah Ladesic and Ben Morse recently developed an online virtual art gallery called “One Big Art Gallery.” The Instagram account that features artwork by not only Biola students, but artists...

With students making the switch to remote learning, many departments have been forced to rapidly redesign their curriculums. Theatre especially is a very hands-on and community-oriented major, making it difficult to obtain the same quality of education through Zoom meetings. However, students and faculty...

Develop a new skill while in quarantine by cooking with ingredients you probably already have at home. The recipes below require simple ingredients but make delicious, unexpected treats.  AEBLESKIVERS  A traditional Danish recipe, these three-dimensional pancakes are best paired with Lingonberry...

When COVID-19 has resulted in the closure of gyms, recreational facilities, beaches and national parks, students who regularly work out must find ways to stay in shape. For those who lack indoor gym equipment, exercising while social distancing poses another challenge. With summer quickly approaching,...

Austin-based film festival South by Southwest, also known as SXSW, was canceled this year because of the coronavirus epidemic—but that did not stop them from honoring their selections. In collaboration with Mailchimp, the festival has released more than 50 short films for viewers to watch online for...

In a world of sickness and stress, “Future Nostalgia” may have come at just the right time. Dua Lipa takes classic pop music and puts her own unique spin on it in her sophomore album, presenting irresistible dance tunes and a fun escape from reality. Distinctive ‘80s and ‘90s influences set this...