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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Biola Bookstore expands online presence, offers new services

The Biola Bookstore expands its online presence through new features on the store's website.
Amy Seed, Writer • August 31, 2011
The Biola Bookstore expands its online presence through new features on the store's website.

Swipe your way into the future

New ID sensors throughout campus are signs of better times. | Ashley Jones/THE CHIMES
New ID cards have capabilities that benefit both students and Auxiliary Services.
Tonika Reed, Writer • August 31, 2011
New ID cards have capabilities that benefit both students and Auxiliary Services.

Water turned off for south campus

Caution tape surrounds the area in McNally courtyard where pipe repairs will take place today, August 31. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES
Water services on south campus will be shut down most of the day, affecting McNally classrooms and offices, but leaving dorms with water.
Elizabeth Sallie, Writer • August 31, 2011
Water services on south campus will be shut down most of the day, affecting McNally classrooms and offices, but leaving dorms with water.

Reported burglary near campus draws helicopter, affects road

The police activity was focused on the area between the La Mirada Blvd. and Whiterock Drive intersection and the La Mirada Blvd. and Badlona Drive intersection. | Courtesy Google Maps
Police vehicles and a helicopter were deployed less than a half-mile from Biola's campus late Tuesday night, in response to a reported burglary in a neighborhood near the university.
Chase Andre, Writer • August 23, 2011
Police vehicles and a helicopter were deployed less than a half-mile from Biola's campus late Tuesday night, in response to a reported burglary in a neighborhood near the university.

Multi-ethnic program expands with new positions and cultural center

Biola expands cultural engagement by creating new positions in Multi-Ethnic Programs and plans to establish the Mosaic Cultural Center on campus.
Michelle Hong, Writer • August 3, 2011
Biola expands cultural engagement by creating new positions in Multi-Ethnic Programs and plans to establish the Mosaic Cultural Center on campus.

Trevor Harwell, former Biola student, accused of installing spyware for voyeurism

Trevor Harwell, former Biola student, accused of installing spyware for voyeurism
Trevor Harwell, a former Biola student, was arrested Wednesday on accusations of installing spyware on computers in order to spy on young women.
Amber Amaya, Writer • June 9, 2011
Trevor Harwell, a former Biola student, was arrested Wednesday on accusations of installing spyware on computers in order to spy on young women.

TOMS expands merchandise to include eyewear

TOMS founder and Chief Shoe Giver Blake Mycoskie visited Biola in April to announce an upcoming mystery product, which was revealed June 7 as a new line of eyewear. |Job Ang/THE CHIMES
TOMS announced June 7 that their One for One initiative has expanded to include eyewear.
Amber Amaya, Writer • June 9, 2011
TOMS announced June 7 that their One for One initiative has expanded to include eyewear.

Local college to introduce secularism major in the fall

In the fall, Pitzer College will be the first in the nation to form a secular studies department and offer secularism as a major.
Adrienne Nunley, Writer • June 9, 2011
In the fall, Pitzer College will be the first in the nation to form a secular studies department and offer secularism as a major.

Chapels to have new leadership under Chapel Programs

In a unique wednesday chapel, students were given the chance to approach microphones and ask questions of both Dr. Erik Thoennes and Dr. Tim Muehlhoff, Biola University professors. Photo by Kelsey Heng
Chapel leadership positions will change next year as duties are transferred from the AS Chapel Board Chair to Chapel Programs.
Sarah Seman, Writer • May 22, 2011
Chapel leadership positions will change next year as duties are transferred from the AS Chapel Board Chair to Chapel Programs.

Dirks and Anthony to step down from current roles

After 27 years, vice provost of academic development and effectiveness, Michael Anthony is resigning from his position to take on the role of president and CEO of Hume Ministries. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES
Dennis Dirks and Michael Anthony plan to step down from their current roles but will still be active in ministry.
Amber Amaya, Writer • May 21, 2011
Dennis Dirks and Michael Anthony plan to step down from their current roles but will still be active in ministry.

Financial programs for students make becoming debt-free possible [Debt Part Three]

Students graduating with debt after a Biola University education. | Photo Illustration by Job Ang/THE CHIMES
Despite the complexity of debt, becoming debt-free is possible.
Kathryn Watson, Writer • May 21, 2011
Despite the complexity of debt, becoming debt-free is possible.

Introducing beauty and art

The Biola Art Advisory Task Force seeks to promote diversity and conversation on campus through art.
Sarah Seman, Writer • May 18, 2011
The Biola Art Advisory Task Force seeks to promote diversity and conversation on campus through art.
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