Economics and culture contribute to obesity
The solutions to childhood obesity lie in more than just exercise.
Minerals form elements of violence
Conflict minerals used by Western corporations are used to prolong fighting.
Universal Internet will aid evangelism
Global Internet access would expose more people to the Gospel.
Lectures still pack a punch
Despite educational trends, traditional classroom teaching is still useful.
Students must invest their time wisely
Former Chimes opinions editor and current Cerritos College trustee Zurich Lewis shares lessons learned from the other side of college.
Consider alternatives to funding a false gospel
Professor Thaddeus Williams challenges the notion that Christians cannot care about both supporting women’s health and defunding Planned Parenthood.
Hear the voices of the third intifada
Complex tension between Israel and Palestine indicates the need to defend the oppressed.
Never too old to dress up
Costumes are a way for people to express their personality and creativity.
The gift of gender, the challenge of gender
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President Corey discusses why gender is important in the world and on Biola’s campus.
Blame the system, not the suffering
The connection between mental illness and gun violence is not what most people think.
Powerful music reverberated off the walls and filled the Chase Gymnasium on the night of Feb. 2. Clad in draping red and white robes, the Biola...