The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Biola negotiates for new property near campus

Negotiations are underway for Biola to obtain additional property less than a mile from campus.
March 15, 2011
Negotiations are underway for Biola to obtain additional property less than a mile from campus.

Summer renovations planned for Sigma Chi

Renovations are planned this summer for Sigma Chi as a response to resident needs.
March 15, 2011
Renovations are planned this summer for Sigma Chi as a response to resident needs.

Stepping outside the “Biola Bubble”

Stepping outside the “Biola Bubble”
Luke Payton and Jordan McGrath discuss the necessity for Biolans to be globally minded in light of the recent uprisings in Egypt and Lybia.
Amber Amaya, Writer • March 11, 2011
Luke Payton and Jordan McGrath discuss the necessity for Biolans to be globally minded in light of the recent uprisings in Egypt and Lybia.

Quake and tsunami devastate Japan, have ripple effects on North America

An 8.9-magnitude quake struck Japan at 2:46 p.m. local time, covering homes and roads in 33-foot waves. Tsunami watches have been issued for the North American West Coast, and Hawaii has already seen seven and eight-foot waves.
Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 11, 2011
An 8.9-magnitude quake struck Japan at 2:46 p.m. local time, covering homes and roads in 33-foot waves. Tsunami watches have been issued for the North American West Coast, and Hawaii has already seen seven and eight-foot waves.

Barna Group political survey reveals Evangelical tendencies

Survey shows which candidates and what issues Christians support.
March 10, 2011
Survey shows which candidates and what issues Christians support.

Biola Missions Conference 2011 to set students “ablaze”

Michelle Welke and Rebekah Pearce, Missions Conference co-directors, have chosen the theme of "Set Us Ablaze" for Biola's 82nd Missions Conference. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES
This year's Missions Conference staff plans to set the student body ablaze with the Great Commission.
March 9, 2011
This year's Missions Conference staff plans to set the student body ablaze with the Great Commission.

Study reveals students busy texting in class

A survey conducted by University of New Hampshire has discovered 80 percent of students text at least once in every class. Biola students agree that this trend is very much a part of their class-going rituals. | Photo Illustration by Job Ang
A recent study reveals that college students are paying attention to their phones in class.
Kayle Fields, Writer • March 9, 2011
A recent study reveals that college students are paying attention to their phones in class.

Filmmaker Scott Derrickson speaks on suffering

Scott Derrickson, director of "The Exorcism of Emily Rose," visited Biola on Friday, March 4 to speak at chapel. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES
Scott Derrickson, Christian filmmaker and Biola alum, shares in chapel on the topic of suffering, reminding students that God suffered too.
Tonika Reed, Writer • March 8, 2011
Scott Derrickson, Christian filmmaker and Biola alum, shares in chapel on the topic of suffering, reminding students that God suffered too.

Rumors of Justin Bieber attending Biola nullified [updated]

Justin Bieber, teen music phenomenon recently released a movie about his life. Many students had hoped Bieber would attend Biola University. | Photo courtesy of hollywoodnews.com
Rumors of Justin Bieber coming to Biola have been denied by officials, who say he has not applied.
Emily Arnold, Writer • March 8, 2011
Rumors of Justin Bieber coming to Biola have been denied by officials, who say he has not applied.

SCORR encourages students to embrace diversity

Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation Conference urges students to accept beauty in diversity.
March 3, 2011
Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation Conference urges students to accept beauty in diversity.

Biola brings Starbucks to campus

The campus coffee cart that serves outside of Sutherland Auditorium has switched their brew to Starbucks. Four different coffees are now sold on campus, including Seattle’s Best, Pura Vida and Halo Brand. |Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES
The coffee cart on campus transitioned from Seattle's Best to Starbucks.
Kayle Fields, Writer • March 3, 2011
The coffee cart on campus transitioned from Seattle's Best to Starbucks.

Senate rundown: senators approach many proposals

Biola's AS senators were presented with many proposals March 1, that they now need to consider for voting.
Sarah Seman, Writer • March 2, 2011
Biola's AS senators were presented with many proposals March 1, that they now need to consider for voting.
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