It’s not a sin to be single
Stefan Carlson encourages those who are single to cherish singleness as a gift from God.
There is more than love in the air
Garrick Fieger brings to mind the importance of Black History Month, which often gets overlooked because of Valentine's Day.
Staff Editorial: Pay attention to world news
The Chimes staff explains why it is important to engage in world news.
Corey’s Corner: Speaking your mind at Biola
President Barry Corey speaks on the policy changes regarding the showing of graphic images on campus.
Pop out of it: choose your own music
Karl Reimer shares his views on the positives and negatives of pop music.
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Huckabee’s comments are indicative of a losing trend
Shaefer Bagwell explains how Republicans are losing the War on Women.
Why I let my NRA membership expire
R.J. Winans responds to the negativity revolving around the vice president of the National Rifle Association.
Don’t miss the messy manger
R.J. Winans embraces the reality of Christ's birth while moving past the superficial perfect manger scene.
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Reflections on the life and death of Loren Baker
Alumnus A.J. Ranson reflects on the passing of Loren Baker and celebrates the person he was.
Powerful music reverberated off the walls and filled the Chase Gymnasium on the night of Feb. 2. Clad in draping red and white robes, the Biola...