“The Hate U Give” Review: this film represents the reality of complex social issues
An intriguing story on the aftermath of today’s crime and racial injustice.
Sasha Terry, Copy Editor
• October 20, 2018
The Conservatory launches Random Acts of Culture with painted piano project
Music and art collide with a painted piano in an effort spur creativity among students.
Kayla Santos, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 18, 2018
iStudiez: the most useful app you’ve never heard of
Check out this app that will keep you on top of all your schoolwork.
Melissa Fuentes, Freelance Writer
• October 16, 2018
Global student’s fall playlist
Listen to this diverse playlist, recommended by global students.
Thecla Li, Managing Editor
• October 13, 2018
“Malibu Nights” Review: LANY navigates through heartbreak in latest album
The wait for LANY’s sophomore album is finally over.
Kayla Santos, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 11, 2018
Budding actors prepare for the professional world
The theater program takes steps to prepare students for the cutthroat world of acting.
Pierce Singgih, Editor-in-Chief (Fall 2019)
• October 9, 2018
“Venom” entertains with witty humor and fun action
A brief rundown of the new comically entertaining anti-hero movie.
Chris Baeza, Freelance Writer
• October 9, 2018
Flight Deck takes off
Biola students launch their musical career with fresh alternative vibes.
Kayla Santos, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 8, 2018
Three important questions about the new Space Jam film
A LeBron James-led sequel to the cult classic is officially happening, and one of our editors has some questions.
Austin Green, Managing Editor
• October 6, 2018
“Bambi” Review: add Hippo Campus’s latest album to your fall playlist
Indie rock band Hippo Campus flaunts electronic beats and catchy guitar riffs in their sophomore album.
Kayla Santos, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 6, 2018
Angel Ramirez and BrowderSister rock the Eddy with heartbreaking blues and upbeat rock ‘n’ soul
Free food, impassioned soul and energetic dancing collide at SPA’s free student concert.
Pierce Singgih, Editor-in-Chief (Fall 2019)
• October 4, 2018
Christian artist Lauren Daigle soars above popular, secular artists
Look Up Child’s authentically hopeful message finds mainstream success.
Kayla Santos, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 4, 2018
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On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...
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