As evangelical Christians, we often envision discussing our religion either with fellow believers, or believers of starkly different faiths—but what about those who stand in the middle? What does it look like for Christians to engage in interfaith dialogue with those who hold similar beliefs but do...

It seems that everywhere you look in our modern society, there’s a plethora of AI (Artificial Intelligence) advancements, such as in political, educational, scientific, and creative spheres. Recently, I stumbled across a new advancement, an AI artist creating music. This is where the lyrics, vocals...

I’ll never forget my first Torrey session with Dr. Isaac Blois. After our usual devotional, he passed out tiny slips of paper with lyrics, pulled out a guitar and led us through a hymn. It was wonderful. Sweet simplicity marked the moment and the song ended with a room full of soft smiles. This...

Talbot professors play a central role in Biola’s community as they dedicate themselves to guiding students through their biblical studies, spiritual life and more. These professors offer their time, energy and knowledge to pour into countless students, and while they are often purely seen as educators...

Springtime at Biola means spikeball on Metzger, dancing in parking garages and the Cook Memorial Missions Conference. For many seniors, however, only two of these may still reign true. Biola seniors are exempt from all chapel and conference requirements their last semester, giving them more time to focus...

Earlier in January, an image of a child wearing a light blue, bunny faced stocking cap scrolled through my Instagram feed. Reports say the child was taken by the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), despite contrasting narratives regarding the detainment in question. I was grieved to see the...

One of the most sensitive political and moral issues of our society is abortion. Within our nation, there has been steady disagreement between the pro-life and pro-choice movements over topics of bodily autonomy, when life begins, foster care, domestic violence, the list goes on. And for the most part,...

Bell chimes echo in the frosted air, marking the start for festivities. Candles flicker like tiny stars against the dark winter night. Holly drapes over mantels and glows a rich, crimson green. Yuletide garlands curl along staircases, their pine scent mingling with the aroma of pull-apart bread and spiced...

The 2026-27 academic year will entail a 4% increase in tuition for Biola undergraduate full-time students, according to a recent Student Life Newsletter. This increase will undoubtedly produce ramifications for all undergraduate students attending full-time, but will pose a unique challenge to students...

Butter brushed rolls and ceramic plateware made this year’s Cafsgiving a success. Caf trays, however, were largely absent from the Nov. 20th spectacle. Known for their sandy hue and Biola emblem, trays are a staple in the Biola Caf, but not because students use them. According to a recent poll, 73%...

TARGET RUNS AND ESCAPE ROUTES Between “treat yourself” culture and retail therapy, Christians today face a subtle challenge: learning to live gratefully and with restraint in a world that constantly tells us to consume more. It starts innocently enough: a quick Target run with friends after class....

According to USC, in 1970, the average person saw 500 ads a day. Now, in 2025, people view an average of 5,000 advertisements a day. While it may seem like we could simply “brush off” these images and videos and remain exempt from their messaging, studies show that ads can drastically change the...