Making people uncomfortable: The role of an opinions section
Conrad Frommelt, Opinions Editor for The Chimes, shares his hopes for the Opinions section to be a safe place for discussion and the pursuit of truth.
Good Chimes: a new editor-in-chief’s thoughts, wishes and schemes
Anna Frost, editor-in-chief for the Chimes, shares her journey and her vision for the upcoming year.
Senior reflections from the Chimes staff
The graduating seniors of this year's staff reflect on their time at Biola.
God loves your body and so should you
Rachel Thompson encourages readers to ignore the pressures of the media and to embrace their bodies as God does.
Why I am not a Calvinist
Nate Lauffer argues against what he believes to be the illogical conclusions of Calvinism.
The importance of a second language
Catherine Streng encourages readers that it is never too late to learn a foreign language.
Get productive this summer
Ashley Evaro encourages students to use summer break as an opportunity to accomplish projects.
The power of ‘sorry’: How apologies saved my year
Heather Leith takes a look back at her year as editor-in-chief, and shares the one word that has defined and shaped her experience.
Dark days, darker nights: Where do you go when there is no one to go to?
Samuel Alex urges readers to remember Jesus' constant presence in times of loneliness.
Words from a wise guy: a capsule of life lessons
Larry Smith shares a list of "do's and don'ts" for your life.
Advice for Imperfect Perfectionists
Stefan Carlson encourages readers to stop pursuing perfection, and to start embracing the freedom they have in Christ.
Victoria García, a freshman sociology major, shared that the increasing traction of U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and...