Azusa Pacific University joins Biola for Gospel Fest

The event promoted cultural awareness through afro-inspired gospel music.
Emily Coffey, Managing Editor
• February 14, 2020
Three areas where the 2020 Oscars are moving forward—and one where they moved backward

Although there is still a battle to be won in the fight for women in Hollywood, many men of color went home with well-earned awards.
Sydney Perry, Freelance Writer
• February 12, 2020
Students seek to revive Biola Film Festival

The annual event rebrands after loss of financial support.
Kayla Santos and Micah Kim
• February 8, 2020
Sam Raimi is the ideal director for “Doctor Strange 2”

With his stacked filmography, Raimi is the perfect choice for director.
Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer
• February 8, 2020
Students stun with award-winning short film
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The story of an unexpected hitman hits film festivals.
Kayla Santos, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• February 7, 2020
Listen to Blossoms’ latest album for a little pick-me-up
The release presents nonstop hits.
Madasyn Korhonen
• February 6, 2020
Theatre 21 joins forces with the Conservatory

The program leaves the Department of Communication Studies this fall.
Lauren McBride, Senior Copy Editor
• February 6, 2020
“Gretel & Hansel” is beautiful yet hollow

Alluring cinematography cannot hide the film’s shallow story.
Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer
• February 4, 2020
Green Day albums from best to worst

Out of the band’s 15 albums, which one stands above the rest?
Emily Coffey, Managing Editor
• February 1, 2020
Andy Shauf delivers impressive storytelling in “The Neon Skyline”
The songwriter blends intriguing lyrics and satisfying instrumentals in his newest project.
Sammy Newcomer
• January 30, 2020
“The Gentlemen” flaunts elaborate twists

Guy Ritchie’s latest film is unique, yet overly complex.
Lauren McBride, Senior Copy Editor
• January 29, 2020
“Weathering With You” is a mixed bag

The highly anticipated follow-up to Makato Shinkai’s “Your Name” disappoints.
Chris Charpentier, Staff Writer
• January 25, 2020
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Nathan Allee, Freelancer • April 30, 2025
When one thinks of Christian films the mind usually goes to “Jesus Revolution,” “The Chosen” or Angel Studios. While it is relieving...