This story was originally published in print on Nov. 1, 2018. It was 2 a.m. when Grace Kadiman and her roomate Abigail Limuria lay in bed, rejecting sleep and scrolling through social media searching for prominent accomplishments of women. As they searched, they found strong, brilliant and determined...

We have officially entered the awkward in-between period that exists after “spooky season” and before Christmastime, leaving this question in mind: What am I supposed to do now? Fortunately, music lovers can look forward to the abundance of concerts taking place this month. If you are struggling...

On Wednesday, Oct. 31, the Biola Conservatory of Music presented its Spooktacular Music at Noon Concert in Crowell Hall. Organ studio artist Jung-A Lee, associate professor of voice and opera Richard Zeller, alumnus Hector Gonzalez and the Vocal Jazz ensemble performed eerie, hair-raising pieces for...

This story was originally published in print on Nov. 1, 2018. With midterm season finally coming to an end, Biolans may seek refreshment in order to get some rest amid the busy semester. Luckily, starting on Thursday, Nov. 1, Torrey Theatre’s production of Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being...

“GET OUT” This Oscar-winning film is extraordinary and very relevant to modern audiences. Jordan Peele’s horror-comedy focuses on a black man, portrayed by Daniel Kaluuya, facing unthinkable circumstances when he meets his girlfriend’s “progressive” white parents. Peele uses racial tension...

Jonah Hill started developing “Mid90s” four years ago, and all the time and effort has definitely paid off. Hill has solidified himself as a hilarious force in the film industry with his roles in modern comedies such as “Superbad,” “21 Jump Street” and “Wolf of Wall Street.” However,...

Since releasing 2016’s summer anthem, “Location,” pop prodigy Khalid has grown into one of music’s most recognizable names. His 2017 debut album “American Teen” featured fresh, alternative and contemporary R&B cadences. As “American Teen” highlights Khalid’s love-hate relationship...

1. Jeremy Zucker - “Firefly” If dreamy electronic pop artist EDEN and alternative R&B singer-songwriter Blackbear meshed their styles into one, Jeremy Zucker would surely fall into that genre. Zucker’s most recent EP, “Summer,” concludes with the gem “Firefly.” As the nights grow longer,...

This story was originally published in print on Oct. 18, 2018. We all know the story of the moon landing. From when it happened in 1969 to the countless depictions since, it is shown as one of the greatest and most celebrated achievements in American history. As history reminds us of the glory, awe...

This story was originally published in print on Oct. 18, 2018. Among large-scale church bands like Elevation Worship, Hillsong UNITED and Bethel Music, For All Seasons stands as a growing maverick in the worship music scene. Forged as a Biola undergraduate chapel band, For All Seasons is finding its...

20th Century Fox's film "The Hate U Give” directed by George Tillman Jr. is an absolutely captivating look at racial injustice in America among young adults. Very similar to Tillman’s previous film, “Men of Honor,” he presents the reality of African American lives and racism. Adapted from...

In the spring of 2015, students of the music and art departments envisioned a beautifully painted piano to be played by passersby, launching the painted piano project. Now, three years later, the two departments are taking a twist on the project. As of Oct. 17, Biolans can expect to see a fluorescent...