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The Chimes

New faculty contributes to future focused vision

Photos courtesy of University Communications and Marketing
Biola hires twenty-two new professors and two new deans.
September 10, 2014
Biola hires twenty-two new professors and two new deans.

Suspect arrested in attempted bike theft

One of the newer clubs on campus is a bike riding group that meets every other Saturday. BRAD MIERSMA/ The Chimes
Off-campus visitor arrested for attempted bike theft.
Grace Gibney, Writer September 9, 2014
Off-campus visitor arrested for attempted bike theft.

AS Senate Rundown: Sep. 4

Grant Walter/THE CHIMES
Discussion of a DJI drone on campus and the Club Fair took place at this week's AS Senate meeting.
Dayna Drum, Writer September 7, 2014
Discussion of a DJI drone on campus and the Club Fair took place at this week's AS Senate meeting.

Crime Log: July 8 — August 29

Crime Log: July 8 -- August 29
Several instances of disturbing the peace took place during the summer.
Torie Hamilton, Writer September 3, 2014
Several instances of disturbing the peace took place during the summer.

New dean shares goals for Cook school

Dr. Bulus Galadima, the new dean of the Cook School of Intercultural Studies, shares his hopes and goals for the upcoming year. “To be able to navigate and respond well to those cross-cultural backgrounds that you work for in your workplace is something I believe our department could help the whole school do well,” Galadima said. | Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES
Dr. Bulus Galadima, the new dean of the Cook School of Intercultural Studies, shares his hopes and goals for the upcoming year.
Grace Gibney, Writer September 3, 2014
Dr. Bulus Galadima, the new dean of the Cook School of Intercultural Studies, shares his hopes and goals for the upcoming year.

Ice Bucket Challenge Makes Waves on Campus

Sophomore David Grieg dumps a bucket of ice water on junior Noah Schrader outside Horton Hall. | Katie Evensen/THE CHIMES
Students share their views regarding the ALS ice bucket challenge.
Torie Hamilton, Writer September 3, 2014
Students share their views regarding the ALS ice bucket challenge.

Mother and co-workers remember April Jace

Mother Kay Henry and co-workers remember April Jace after her tragic death last May. “She made awful things fun somehow,” said Henry. | Photo courtesy of Kay Henry.
Mother and co-workers share their grief while remembering April Jace's tragic death.
Dayna Drum, Writer September 3, 2014
Mother and co-workers share their grief while remembering April Jace's tragic death.

Students, faculty from Missouri reflect on Ferguson

Chief Ojeisekhoba of Campus Saftey explains the actions his department would take if an event of a protest on campus. | Jenny Oetzell/THE CHIMES
Students and faculty react to the developing case surrounding Michael Brown.
Grace Gibney, Writer September 1, 2014
Students and faculty react to the developing case surrounding Michael Brown.

New Starbucks Perks Up Imperial Highway

Opened August 28th, the new Starbucks near Biola's campus offers customers a drive-thru and extended hours. | Cherri Yoon/THE CHIMES
Opened August 28th, the new Starbucks near Biola's campus boasts a drive-thru and extended hours.
Katie Nelson, Writer September 1, 2014
Opened August 28th, the new Starbucks near Biola's campus boasts a drive-thru and extended hours.

Sound wall relieves construction noise for students

The view looking down from the scaffolding of the second floor of North Hall reveals a courtyard below. | Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES
Sigma residents receive a sound wall to muffle construction noise.
Dayna Drum, Writer September 1, 2014
Sigma residents receive a sound wall to muffle construction noise.

AS Senate Rundown: Aug. 28

Grant Walter/THE CHIMES
The senate discussed upcoming events and new technology at their first meeting of the semester.
Dayna Drum, Writer August 29, 2014
The senate discussed upcoming events and new technology at their first meeting of the semester.

April Jace lovingly remembered in wake of tragic death

Biola staff prays over Geoff Marsh, director of financial aid, after April Jace's death was announced Tuesday afternoon. A service was held in Calvary Chapel to pray over the staff and Jace's family. | Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES
Co-workers remember financial aid counselor April Jace, who died Monday night after an altercation in her Los Angeles home.
Dayna Drum and Grace Gibney May 21, 2014
Co-workers remember financial aid counselor April Jace, who died Monday night after an altercation in her Los Angeles home.