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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Theft marks first of summer

A theft from Metzger Hall is the first theft Campus Safety has seen this summer.
Julia Henning and Julia Henning • July 2, 2012
A theft from Metzger Hall is the first theft Campus Safety has seen this summer.

UPDATED: Administrator, beloved alumnus dies

Biola mourns loss of Ken Bascom.
Amber Amaya, Elizabeth Sallie, Amber Amaya, and Elizabeth Sallie • June 25, 2012
Biola mourns loss of Ken Bascom.

Helicopter to shoot campus footage for fundraising campaign

A helicopter will be flying over the campus today to capture footage for Biola's new fundraising campaign and students are advised to avoid McNally field, where the helicopter will be landing, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.
Julia Henning and Julia Henning • May 21, 2012
A helicopter will be flying over the campus today to capture footage for Biola's new fundraising campaign and students are advised to avoid McNally field, where the helicopter will be landing, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.

President Barry Corey expounds on Biola’s homosexuality stance in family discussion

President Barry Corey addressed Biola's stance on homosexuality in a family discussion on May 18 at the last chapel of the semester.
Elizabeth Sallie and Elizabeth Sallie • May 18, 2012
President Barry Corey addressed Biola's stance on homosexuality in a family discussion on May 18 at the last chapel of the semester.

Caf to expand outdoor seating over summer

The outdoor Caf patio will add an additional 120 seats and include plastic shields for climate control. The addition will be located just off Sutherland Way. | Hannah Caprara/THE CHIMES
The Caf will have an expanded and protected outdoor eating area next year to combat the lack of seating.
Katie Nelson and Katie Nelson • May 17, 2012
The Caf will have an expanded and protected outdoor eating area next year to combat the lack of seating.

Administration hopes to be more intentional in seeking student feedback

Junior Tabitha Coe fills out a course evaluation for Philosophy of Aesthetics. | Olivia Blinn/THE CHIMES
Biola administration has been making an intentional effort to hear from students through a variety of mediums.
Trevor Gerdes and Trevor Gerdes • May 17, 2012
Biola administration has been making an intentional effort to hear from students through a variety of mediums.

Yim and Croft to oversee changes in AS and SMU this fall

Chris Yim and Stephen Croft talk about what students can expect from AS and SMU in the fall.
Christine Chan and Christine Chan • May 16, 2012
Chris Yim and Stephen Croft talk about what students can expect from AS and SMU in the fall.

AS Senate Rundown: May 14, 2012

Senators passed one proposal and five constitutional changes in the final meeting of the year.
Christine Chan and Christine Chan • May 16, 2012
Senators passed one proposal and five constitutional changes in the final meeting of the year.

The Biola Queer Underground controversy

For more information and resources on the conversation surrounding the Biola Queer Underground and homosexuality at Biola, read here.
Elizabeth Sallie and Elizabeth Sallie • May 15, 2012
For more information and resources on the conversation surrounding the Biola Queer Underground and homosexuality at Biola, read here.

Dean of Talbot retires after 35 years

Dennis Dirks celebrated his retirement on May 9, after serving as the dean of Talbot School of Theology for over 35 years.
Julia Henning and Julia Henning • May 11, 2012
Dennis Dirks celebrated his retirement on May 9, after serving as the dean of Talbot School of Theology for over 35 years.

ISS and MEPD to receive $32,000 for chair payroll and programs

International Student Services and Multi-Ethnic Programs & Development will be receiving $32,000 for operations and chair payroll, starting July 1.
Christine Chan and Christine Chan • May 10, 2012
International Student Services and Multi-Ethnic Programs & Development will be receiving $32,000 for operations and chair payroll, starting July 1.

Biola, Center for Christian Thought promote deep thinking and higher education

A study in the Los Angeles Times reported that analytical thinkers are less likely to be religious.
Brittany Cervantes and Brittany Cervantes • May 10, 2012
A study in the Los Angeles Times reported that analytical thinkers are less likely to be religious.
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