Shed light, shed shame
Shed the Shame encouraged women to discuss shame, but the time has come for the student body to act.
Student government does not need iPads
They may make voting more efficient, but SGA should focus on Biolans’ other needs.
Renovations call for student input
Students do not know where their tuition money goes and they do not like it.
Doctor’s note requirements place grades over health
Biola’s attendance policy forces students to sacrifice their health to get good grades.
Missions needs encouragement
In a world full of cynics, do not underestimate the power of an encouraging word to bolster ministry.
Hoverboard reputation crashes and burns
Due to speed capabilities and fire risks, Biola bans hoverboards from campus.
Protect foreign language classes
The cost of getting rid of small foreign language classes outweighs the cost of keeping them.
Voting matters
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Biolans have a duty to vote for their student leaders as well as their state and national ones.
Biola Rugby gains momentum
The team solidifies its standing as a club on campus as it kicks off its fourth full season.
Theology reigns as queen of sciences
The study of God is not only important in humanities, but also most significant in the sciences.
Indoor humidity plagues Blackstone residents
Defective air conditioning units cause discomfort, damage and minor flooding within some of the new dorm rooms.
Students must invest their time wisely
Former Chimes opinions editor and current Cerritos College trustee Zurich Lewis shares lessons learned from the other side of college.
Victoria García, a freshman sociology major, shared that the increasing traction of U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and...