Christians overlook trans issues
The Christian must consider trans issues by staying informed and looking to Scripture.
Careers require confidence
Jehn Kubiak recounts her experience as a lifeguard and the lessons she learned during it.
Money matters in more than just business
Spencer Camp discusses the purpose of business and money as it relates to its role in our society.
Corey’s Corner — Love Your Frenemies
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Dr. Barry Corey addresses Biola’s theme as it relates to the recent court decision regarding gay marriage and encourages students to respond with kindness.
Trump From a Different Perspective
Alondra Urizar urges the U.S. to think about the complexities of illegal immigration from every perspective in light of her own experiences as a Latina from a risky part of L.A.
Understand phishing before it reels you in
Daniel Wilson urges students to prepare themselves for cyber attacks by understanding the goals of hackers and learning to recognize suspicious activity.
Cecil the lion’s death exposes wildlife hunting trend
The illegal death of Cecil the lion illustrates our apathy in caring for God’s creatures.
New chapel policy levies student schedules
Despite its appearances, the policy change limits the student body’s options and fails to consider key components of the Biola community.
New chapel policy evokes less stress
The chapel reduction allows students to worry less about fulfilling their chapel requirement and focus more on their relationship with God.
Fiction fosters empathy
As our generation becomes more narcissistic, fiction helps us learn and practice empathy.
Video games enhance education
Virtual environments like SimCity and Minecraft engage students and support teachers in the classroom.
Acceptance of the ugly
Body acceptance movements regarding the media’s portrayal of beauty ignore human dignity and value
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...