Learning to embrace different forms of community
Jonathan Nichols argues that we should embrace the possibilities of Biola's community.
Staff Editorial: casual dating a viable option for Christians
Casual dating needs to be redefined in order to create a better environment for men and women to be more intentional with each other.
Words from the Wise: the Biola Bubble a positive force
Professor Jason Oakes argues that the Biola Bubble acts as an incubator for students.
Do females overanalyze their texts?
Keri Lusk discusses her opinion on females' obsession with the male response to text messages.
The dangers of a texting relationship
Austin May argues that texting is not the best method of communication when it comes to building relationships.
Solo on Valentine’s Day: Why people fall through the cracks
Jason Brown discusses how Biola culture can be alienating during Valentine's Day.
Corey’s Corner: an unlikely mentor
Dr. Barry Corey discusses the significance of the role of the janitors within the Biola community.
Opposing Viewpints: gun control laws not the solution to violence
Jeff Koch expels false ideas that gun control laws will not actually mitigate violence.
Opposing Viewpoints: strict gun control reform must happen
Shaefer Bagwell makes the case that new gun control regulations do not actually violate our Constitutional right to bear arms.
Staff Editorial: Web filtering is a necessary annoyance
The Chimes staff argues that the administration's web-filtering policy serves for the edification of the student body.
Gun control laws alone won’t solve problem of mass shootings
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Elizabeth Sallie discusses how gun control is an inappropriate topic to discuss in the face of grief and tragedy.
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...