Letter from the Editor: my vision for the next 52 weeks
Heather Leith expresses her excitement and vision for her year serving as editor-in-chief of the Chimes.
Sharpened words: Why I cried at the LGBT Pride Parade
Anna Frost reflects on her experience attending the LGBT Pride Parade.
Post-traumatic summer disorder
R.J. Winans encourages transparency when it comes to expressing our different summer experiences.
The Sad Misunderstanding: Zimmerman v. Florida
Thoughts on the recent George Zimmerman trial's conclusion.
Staff Editorial: closing thoughts from seniors
Senior staff members share some of their wisdom to continuing Biola students.
Last call: Keep talking, Biola
Elizabeth Sallie speaks about her experience as the editor-in-chief for two years and overall love of journalism.
Living life together in a Christ-centered community
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Evan Tan expresses his desire for Christ-centered community.
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.
All across America, on city streets, college campuses, in public parks, and a multitude of other places, evangelism can be encountered. However,...