What’s in a name? Reflections on work and status
Stefan Carlson challenges the way people are viewed in light of their job status.
Words from the Wise: managing your money
Rick Bee, director of alumni and parents and professor of elective "Faith and Money," gives helpful money lessons to ensure financial success.
Letter from the Editor: why I wrote about homosexuality on campus
Hear from our editor-in-chief on the decision to run a series on homosexuality at Biola in the final weeks of the semester.
Out with the old: Shaefer Bagwell says goodbye
Shaefer Bagwell's term as opinions editor comes to an end.
Corey’s Corner: a challenge to do something daring
President Barry Corey challenges the Biola community to set and achieve goals.
Staff Editorial: a thank you to professors
Members of the Chimes staff recognize influential professors.
Check your phone at the door
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Rachelle Cihonski challenges students to put down the phone for the sake of living intentionally.
Staff Editorial: being authentic as Christians in social media
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Maybe Christians need to rethink the purpose of social media.
NBA player first professional athlete to come out as gay
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Anders Corey argues that sports are not a place to make political or religious fights.
Biolans and spiritual apathy: understanding Scripture in a copy and paste age
R.J. Winans argues that Biolans should be more aware of Scripture.
Biola students need to change their mindset about missions
Shaefer Bagwell argues that Biola students need to rethink missions.
There is neither Jew nor Greek … so act like it (a call to Greek life)
Caitlin Helms argues that having Greek life at Biola is important for community growth.
When one thinks of Christian films the mind usually goes to “Jesus Revolution,” “The Chosen” or Angel Studios. While it is relieving...