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Sophomore right-handed pitcher Kimmy Triolo prepares a pitch against Concordia University on April 21. The Biola softball team finished Game 1 of the Softball GSAC 2015 Tournament. . | Melissa Osswald/THE CHIMES [file photo]

[Photo] Trioli, Amezquita homer to lift Eagles over Vanguard in GSAC quarters

Tyler Gunhus, Writer
May 1, 2015
Sophomore right-handed pitcher Kimmy Triolo prepares a pitch against Concordia University on April 21. | Melissa Osswald/THE CHIMES [file photo]

[Photo] Gearing up for GSAC

Jack Finck, Writer
April 29, 2015
Sophomore right-handed pitcher Kimmy Triolo prepares a pitch against Concordia University on April 21. Biola looks to finish strong in the final doubleheader of the regular season. | Melissa Osswald/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Softball looks to break streak

Tyler Gunhus, Writer
April 22, 2015
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[Photo] “Set us ablaze:” Missions Conference 2011

March 16, 2011
Courtesy of Ben Crumley

[Photo] Men’s golf gets an extra two years

May 17, 2017
Courtesy of Ben Crumley

[Photo] Tough courses test Biola golf

April 26, 2017
Photo Courtesy of Neil Morgan Athletics

[Photo] Ballplayers shine in summer

September 28, 2016
Photos Courtesy of Neil Morgan

[Photo] Eagles’ success runs through deep south

June 1, 2016
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[Photo] The Body releases a pop album

March 22, 2016
Sophomore right-handed pitcher Kimmy Triolo prepares a pitch against Concordia University on April 21. Biola looks to finish strong in the final doubleheader of the regular season. | Melissa Osswald/THE CHIMES

Paul Sobecki, a student at Ohio State University, invites his blog readers inside his summer home. Stefan Carlson recounts his experience with the extremely hospitable Mongolians during a mission trip and how that plays into our lives. | fisher.osu.edu/Creative Commons

[Photo] The significance of hospitality

April 2, 2014
Courtesy | Brett Weinstein [Creative Commons]

[Photo] Gun control laws alone won’t solve problem of mass shootings

February 5, 2013
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[Photo] Volleyball’s coach Seltzer discusses sixth consecutive team appeareance at NAIA nationals

November 24, 2012
Jason Oakes, a biblical studies professor, speaks on worldviews at the Apologia luncheon on Wednesday. | Grant Walter/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Ministry of the Week: Apologia serves to equip students intellectually

October 10, 2012
Faustin Ntamushobora and his wife Salome are preparing to move to Africa to open the first Rwandan Evangelical Christian University. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Faustin and Salome Ntamushobora equip Christian leaders in Rwanda

May 9, 2012
The crew of the film My Mind the Love Story anticipate the premier of their film in Sutherland Auditorium on March 24, 2012. From left to right: Writer/Director/Producer Boye Fajinmi, Cinematographer Colin Cabalka, VFX and post production Donald Martin, executive producer Steven Haddadian, and associate producer Matthew Hawksworth. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola alumni's "My Mind the Love Story" premieres to mixed reactions

March 27, 2012
Overseer of Chosen People Ministry in Israel, Michael Zinn, speaks to the audience during the Israel, the Church, and the Middle East Crisis Conference on March 23, 2012. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Middle East Crisis conference offers chance for cross cultural interaction

March 27, 2012
The Torrey Honors Institute will strive to continue functioning after the departure of its founder, Dr. John Mark Reynolds. | Courtesy of Nicole Boyle

[Photo] John Mark Reynolds to become provost at Houston Baptist University

Kristina Nishi, Writer
March 7, 2012
Grandparents day is approaching. On March 9, 2012, Biolans and their grandparents will flood campus for a day of games and activities. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Variety of events planned for Grandparent's Day

March 6, 2012
Director and founder of the Torrey Honors Institute, John Mark Reynolds is resigning after 17 years of running the program. He will be taking a provost position at Houston Baptist. | Courtesy of Torrey Honors Institute

[Photo] John Mark Reynolds announces resignation from Torrey

February 28, 2012
President Corey prepares to cut the ribbon at the opening ceremony for the new Center for Christian Thought at Biola on Monday, Jan 6, 2012.| Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola dedicates Center for Christian Thought

February 8, 2012
Campus safety is warning drivers and bike riders alike to be more conscious of their belongings. | Lindsey Manus/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Stricter bike policy to roll out this fall

April 30, 2014
Dan Parris spoke at Biola on November 4, 2011 about "Give a Damn," the documentary he and two others created about traveling the globe on $1.25 a day. | Courtesy of

[Photo] Biola alumnus lives on $1.25 a day, creates documentary

November 9, 2011
Members of Southlands enjoy coffee in the foyer of the church. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Local Church Series: Southlands Church

October 19, 2011
The Biola Chorale sings during the October 15, 2011 Prism concert.| Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] PRISM concert featured variety of musical talent

October 19, 2011
| Photo courtesy of Kelsey Farrell.

[Photo] Cooking Column: worms in dirt

October 12, 2011
Adjunct professor for the English Department, Larry Smith. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Words from a wise guy: a capsule of life lessons

May 6, 2014
With the newly painted Calvary Chapel and the nearly completed Talbot building looming in the background, Campus awaits Biola and Parent weekend. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Future of Protestantism explored in upcoming event

April 15, 2014
Coach of the week: Eddie Shephard for swim and dive. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Coach of the Week: Eddie Shepard returns to coach swim

October 13, 2011
Studies show that universities accept students based on their financial stability. However, Biola weighs all the attributes of an applicant, not just their purse. | Photo courtesy of Bethany Cissel/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola considers more than finances in enrollment decisions

October 4, 2011
Peter Heald lies on the floor after being hit by a dodge ball at Nationball on September 15, 2011. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Hope wins Nationball 2011

September 16, 2011
Alpha gears up for Nationball on September 15, 2011. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

Hope celebrates their victory at Nationball on September 15, 2011. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

Students enjoy dressing up for Nationball on September 15, 2011. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

Junior Celiz Aguilar orders Bionicos (a specialty fruit, granola and sweet cream snack), from Azucar Cafe. Some local restaurants and businesses give Biola students discounts with valid I.D. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Fact of the Week: local discounts for students

September 14, 2011
Josiah Johnson of The Head and the Heart sings at the 138Collective sponsored event, on September 5, 2011. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] The 138 Collective hosts secret show

September 12, 2011
Brad Duncan played at the September 5, 2011 secret concert, hosted by 138Collective. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

Headlining band The Head and the Heart's lead singer, Jon Russell plays a tambourine at the September 5, 2011 138Collective sponsored concert. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

The fifty dollar "pick a flower" fine was proven a myth, never debunked in order to encourage students to keep from picking campus flowers. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Fact of the Week: flowers and fines

September 2, 2011
Juniors Rachel Buckley and Nicolette Mather go for a block at the August 25, 2011 women's volleyball game. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Eagles volleyball falls to No. 10 in weekend tournament

August 31, 2011
Women’s basketball intramural teams play their games in the Chase Gymnasium weekly. Around 1,000 students and alumni participate each year in intramural teams. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola Intramurals: more than just the sport

May 12, 2011
Senior, Evan Cassell and Contemporary photo T.A. Seth Johnson add another portrait to the SUB wall while other photo students paste portraits on the library. | Katie Juranek/The Chimes

[Photo] Celebrating diversity through art [updated]

May 9, 2011
Miles Aiello stood on the corner of Imperial and La Mirada Sunday night, May 1, 2011, to proclaim America's victory in the war against terrorism with a few friends, waving flags and getting cars to honk in response. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Osama bin Laden's death stirs global conversation

May 5, 2011
Brian Loard bats Thursday, April 28, against the Master's College. The Eagles beat Master's 13-1. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Baseball splits pair of pitching duels with Master’s in GSAC openers

January 28, 2013
Campus Safety officers write up reports on a crash that occurred Wednesday, April 20, where a car crashed into the front of Biola's coffee shop, The Talon. |Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Toyota crashes into Talon door [updated]

April 20, 2011
Freshman Miehrit Kassa poses a question at the PAC Town Hall meeting at Biola on Wednesday, April 20, where students were able to ask questions of Biola faculty concerning diversity, housing, and any other concerns. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Students question President's Administrative Council

April 20, 2011
Margerite and Robert Smith play bocce ball with granddaughter, senior April Smith, and Jerry and JoAnn Raemakers with their grandson, brother to sophmore Cody Raemakers. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola hosts third annual Grandparents Day

April 8, 2011
Ruth Perez, Glen Thomas, and Joe Gillentine were part of a panel discussing education on Thursday, April 7, 2011. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola hosts symposium on education [Updated]

April 7, 2011
Junior David Sigley plays in a winning match against Cal Lutheran on Saturday April 2, 2011. |Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola men's lacrosse wins against Cal Lutheran

April 2, 2011
Freshman Kia Choi plays in a singles match against Concordia University on Friday, April 1, 2011. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Concordia beats Biola women's tennis team

April 1, 2011
Graduate student Karen Chun stops to look at information from an employer at the Internship Expo on Thursday in the Caf banquet room. About 30 employers took part in the event. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola University holds second Internship and Career Expo

March 30, 2011
Arthur Daniels took part in this year’s fifteenth annual SCORR conference, finding it to be a necessary and worthwhile focus on Biola's campus. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] SCORR addresses student diversity concerns

March 2, 2011
The campus coffee cart that serves outside of Sutherland Auditorium has switched their brew to Starbucks. Four different coffees are now sold on campus, including Seattle’s Best, Pura Vida and Halo Brand. |Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola brings Starbucks to campus

March 2, 2011
Biola senior Lyndsie Roberts plays against La Sierra on Feb. 25. | Katie Juranek/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola softball trounces La Sierra

February 26, 2011
Carly Mayberry, once a reporter for the Hollywood Reporter, is now transitioning into a position as a Biola professor in the English department. | Photo courtesy of Carly Mayberry

[Photo] Biola professor brings professional experience to the classroom

February 23, 2011
Over the past year, two incidents of bugs beds in Hope Hall have been reported, although no bed bugs were found. Similar complaints regarding complaints of bugs and mold in other Biola dorms remain. Katie Juranek/ The Chimes

[Photo] College cleanliness problems include bed bugs, ants, and mold

December 9, 2010
Construction is underway on Biola’s pool through interterm to make repairs and complete a remodel. During closure, the La Mirada Splash! pool is open for temporary use. KATIE JURANEK/The Chimes

[Photo] Biola pool closed for repairs until February

December 2, 2010
The cast of "A Doll's House" is set to put on their performances in Theatre 21 on November 4-7, and 12-14. The play is directed by Forest Robinson. Photo by KATIE JURANEK/ The Chimes

[Photo] Biola students present "A Doll's House"

November 3, 2010
Andrea Saccoccio, activist with International Justice Mission, speaks at The Dark Side of Chocolate event about the realities of slavery in the chocolate industry on Monday night. Students were encouraged to consider free trade chocolate. Photo by Katie Juranek

[Photo] CSA presents lecture on free trade products [Updated]

October 28, 2010
After speaking at the Saturday morning brunch on Metzger lawn, President Corey talks with freshman Amy Gerlach, and her father, David Gerlach. More than 200 families vistited Biola's campus during this year's Parent and Family Weekend. KATIE JURANEK/ The Chimes

[Photo] Record attendance at annual Parent and Family Weekend

October 15, 2010
Biola has had fewer crimes on campus in the last three years, according to the annual “Security & Fire Safety Report.” Campus Safety provides many services to students to ensure community safety. KATIE JURANEK/The Chimes

[Photo] Campus Safety releases annual report

October 14, 2010
Christopher Hitchens visited Biola last spring to participate in a debate with Dr. Craig Hazen. | Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Praying for Christopher Hitchens

September 8, 2010
The week of April 19 was dedicated to discussions about the Jesus Mural, which has been the subject of controversy for more than a decade. | MIKE VILLA / The Chimes

[Photo] The story so far: Jesus and the mural

April 15, 2010
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[Photo] Women's tennis defeats La Verne 5-4

March 18, 2010
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[Photo] Eagles win one, lose one

February 24, 2010
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[Photo] Eagles knock off No. 3 Fresno Pacific

December 4, 2009
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[Photo] Biola keeps Fresno Pacific on defense

December 2, 2009
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[Photo] Women's chours, chorale entrance audience

November 18, 2009
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[Photo] Two games, two victories

November 18, 2009
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[Photo] Holy Names no match for men's basketball

November 4, 2009
Photo by Ashley Guerriero.

[Photo] Women's soccer shuts out Holy Names

September 16, 2009
Ben Orr, a Biola grad. started the sports ministry camp Called Up Baseball in 2002 with the help of Missionary Athletes International. Called Up Baseball employs three former minor league players, five former Biola players, and two students who currently play on Biola's baseball team.

[Photo] Biola alumnus preaches Christ through baseball

May 12, 2009
Artists Dana Schlingman, Julie Kocher, Lauren Mauter, and Kevin Scholl explore the limits of storytelling, meditation, legend, and design in their group show, “Means of Illumination.”

Artists Dana Schlingman, Julie Kocher, Lauren Mauter, and Kevin Scholl explore the limits of storytelling, meditation, legend, and design in their group show, “Means of Illumination.”

Artists Dana Schlingman, Julie Kocher, Lauren Mauter, and Kevin Scholl explore the limits of storytelling, meditation, legend, and design in their group show, “Means of Illumination.”

Artists Dana Schlingman, Julie Kocher, Lauren Mauter, and Kevin Scholl explore the limits of storytelling, meditation, legend, and design in their group show, “Means of Illumination.”

Artists Dana Schlingman, Julie Kocher, Lauren Mauter, and Kevin Scholl explore the limits of storytelling, meditation, legend, and design in their group show, “Means of Illumination.”

[Photo] Men, dresses and poems all in one place: the Art Gallery

May 15, 2009
Artists Dana Schlingman, Julie Kocher, Lauren Mauter, and Kevin Scholl explore the limits of storytelling, meditation, legend, and design in their group show, “Means of Illumination.”

The Fragrance frequently plays worship for Biola chapels. They recorded their first EP "Lift Your Heads and Rejoice!" a collection of original songs in a local church earlier this semester. Photo by Bethany Cissel

[Photo] The Fragrance: Biola worship band puts its sound down for an EP of original praise songs

May 6, 2009
Gary Miller, Biola Provost for thirteen years, has announced his resignation effective June 30, 2009. Photo by Christina Schantz

[Photo] Miller resigns from Provost position

April 24, 2009
Tuesday April 21, Biola faulty met for a second time in order to further the discussion on the issues surrounding the Jesus mural. They will be meeting next week to close the issue and come to a final decision. Photo by Mike Villa

[Photo] Chapel promotes devotion, reflection, unity regarding Jesus Mural

May 2, 2009
Christopher Hitchens followed William Craig's opening arguments with his own basis of belief and understanding of the impossibility of God's existence. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

William Lane Craig opened the evening's debate with his beginning arguments, including his five reasons he believes in the existence of God. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Hugh Hewitt, nationwide radio host and political writer, was the debate's moderator and led the debaters in the night's cross examination. Photographer: *Kelsey Heng*

The two debaters entered into a cross examination of arguments following their opening speeches and rebuttals. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

The 'Does God Exist?' debate featured renowned philosophers and writers William Lane Craig and Christopher Hitchens drawing a crowd of over 4,000 people on Biola's campus. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Randall Higgins, 1980 Biola alumni from Pasadena, CA, took advantage of his former student status to ask a question of the debaters. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Christopher Hitchens adresses questions asked by the student audience regarding subjects such as how to find purpose in one's life without the existence of God. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

William Lane Craig answers questions from the student crowd at the Does God Exist Debate hosted by Biola Univeristy. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

William Lane Craig, debater for the existence of God, prepares to rebuttal the opening statements made by Christopher Hitchens. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Christopher Hitchens closes his debate arguments against his opponent William Lane Craig as part of Biola's Does God Exist Debate on April 4, 2009. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

WIlliam Lane Craig, a current professor at the Talbot School of Theology, presents his rebuttals to his opponent Christopher Hitchen's opening arguments. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Christopher Hitchens, a well known controversial writer in the media and author to many bestselling books, presents his opening arguments in the Does God Exist Debate at Biola University. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

William Lane Craig directly addresses a question given by Christopher Hitchens in the 'Does God Exist Debate' held at Biola University on April 4, 2009. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

[Photo] "Does God exist?" Craig, Hitchens address issue in front of sold-out crowd

April 4, 2009
At the AS Presidential Debate, candidate Cameron Spencer listens to opponent Mark Health answer the question given to him regarding Biola's choice to host the Hitchens Apologetic Debate. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

[Photo] Polls close in AS elections; results expected at 10 p.m.

March 31, 2009
SOS's performance of the story of Robin Hood, which won second place. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

The story of Britney Spears' attempt to get into Biola University. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

Biola Ratio *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

Men and Women of Honor, the first place winners of this year's Mockrock Dance Competition. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

Mockrock competition 2009. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

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