Missing the point of diversity
Charlie Hamedany urges readers to realize that by singling each other out by race, we are not embracing diversity, but are further widening the divide between people groups.
Play more video games
Conrad Frommelt argues for the positive benefits of playing video games in moderation.
A global perspective on the race discussion
Heather Spradley reflects on racial tensions around the world, and commends Americans for their willingness to embrace diversity.
Do not blame technology for human shortcomings
Catherine Streng argues in defense of the many benefits and innovations of technology.
The offense of anonymity
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President Barry Corey expresses concerns regarding the rise of recent social media sites and the anonymity that is encouraged therein.
Christians, get to the point
The Chimes Staff examines "Christianese" phrases, and urges readers to reevaluate the empty nature of these expressions.
A few strings do not make a costume
Madison Miller questions why Halloween costumes have become less creative and more revealing.
Separating church and state benefits christians
Jessie McBirney reflects on the reasoning behind the separation of church and state.
Words from the wise: Living as the family of God
Provost Dr. David Nystrom calls students to be cautious when using social media, and discourages any cruel or discriminatory behavior encouraged by the anonymity of these sites.
Biola needs more conversation about discrimination
Benita Fatusin discusses racial discrimination and considers the importance of seeing someone as more than their ethnic group.
Sexuality and the church
Amanda Hilpert rejects the idea that sex and Christianity are mutually exclusive, and encourages believers of the importance of open, honest dialogue regarding a beautiful expression of intimacy created by God.
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...