Guilting us into donating misses the point
The Chimes Staff questions the use of guilt and abrasiveness as an effective technique for raising awareness for missions.
Honestly loving my atheist friends
Angelene Wong shares her experience in witnessing to and maintaining relationships with her atheist friends.
Biola is not a privilege
Jocelyn Meza shares her personal journey in coming to Biola, and urges fellow students to not take their opportunities for granted.
How to love a feminist
Annah Pritchett shares her views on feminism and the difference between chivalry and chauvinism.
A new perspective on an artful crime
Catherine Streng questions whether graffiti is an act of vandalism or of self expression.
What not to say at a funeral
Conrad Frommelt discusses the pain of his father's passing, and explores why it is that Christians are so uncomfortable around the topic of death.
Staff Editorial: Why we do not do what we could do
The Chimes Staff discuss the importance and reasoning behind the Biola contract.
Remember heritage to forget racism
Valerie Gamboa considers the importance of valuing one's heritage.
Why you should still care about 9/11
On the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Josh Kristianto reminds readers of the importance of remembering this horrific part of our history.
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...