Challenging young Christians instead of spoon-feeding them
Shaefer Bagwell argues that young Christians need to be challenged in their faith instead of spoon-fed.
Paul filibuster brings moral issues of drone strikes to the forefront
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John Reid argues that "drone attacks" play a major role in the injustice in the world.
Staff Editorial: campus eateries need more weekend hours
It seems unrealistic for the Caf to have such limited hours on the weekends for hungry college students.
A college education and why bigger isn’t always better
Rachael Blackner discusses the benefits of a Christian education.
The state of the discussion: gender roles
Timothy Buchanan shares his perspective on gender equality.
Staff Editorial: learning to breathe throughout the semester
As Missions Conference approaches, it can be easy to focus only on a much-needed break.
Corey’s Corner: honoring the elderly
In light of Grandparents' Day, President Barry Corey discusses honoring elders.
Sexual indiscretion should not inform voting decisions
Shaefer Bagwell argues that sex scandals should not matter when it comes to voting.
Cyber terrorism should be taken more seriously
Austin May argues that cyber terrorism is a real threat to American security.
Staff Editorial: hefty Biola tuition price worth it in the end
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The benefit of attending Biola outweighs the pain of pricey tuition and financial debt.
All across America, on city streets, college campuses, in public parks, and a multitude of other places, evangelism can be encountered. However,...