Companies cheat consumers
Many technology-based businesses intentionally cut their product's usefulness over time.
Comforts create student burdens
The cost of higher education does not stem from a lack of funding, but rather the trend of treating education as a commodity.
Social Anxiety Disorder does not define you
Those with social anxiety disorder should not fear seeking help with their day to day.
Our facades break our communities
Katie Clark discusses the importance of authenticity, especially in the Church.
Provide for commuters
Jacqueline Lewis discusses the woes of commuting and the need for lower housing costs.
E-Sports are sports too
League of Legends continues to gain mass popularity and economic support, making it equivalent to traditional sports.
Offer East Asian languages
Despite the significance of East Asian culture at Biola and Southern California, we still fail to teach its languages.
Put people before borders
The Syrian refugee crisis raises questions regarding the nature of borders and their role in crises.
Uber provides convenient transit
Sarah Pineda defends Uber and Lyft as viable forms of alternative transportation.
Online education serves more than just students
Technology-based learning has the potential to better the lives of teachers and education as a whole.
Media covers megachurches superficially
Sarah Pineda argues that focusing on the fashion of churches misrepresents their purpose.
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...