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The Chimes

The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Biola’s Family Engagement department hosts Grandparents Day

Business administration major David Livingston welcomes his grandparents to Biola.
Students and grandparents enjoy a variety of activities together.
Shelby LaPorte and Dalet Valles March 18, 2023

On March 17, Biola’s Family Engagement department hosted its annual Grandparents Day, where families gathered on Biola’s campus to spend quality time with students. Attendees participated in a variety of indoor and outdoor activities.  SPENDING TIME WITH FAMILY Throughout the day, students and...

Students grow in faith through church and chapel

Corporate worship fosters community.
Hannah Larson, Editor-in-Chief October 13, 2021

Bells in the tower at the heart of campus continue to chime, calling Biolans to worship. However, instead of meeting in the parking lot, students will be congregating in Sutherland Auditorium starting Oct. 18. Although COVID-19 restrictions altered what chapel looks like, the purpose remains the same—to...

Get an inside look on Bardwell Hall, now welcoming students and faculty

Get an inside look on Bardwell Hall, now welcoming students and faculty
The new features of Bardwell accommodate art students beautifully.
Emily Coffey, Managing Editor September 2, 2021

In the first ever post-COVID exhibition, Bardwell’s debut showcase will be held on Sept. 15 in the evening. Hallmarked by its modern architecture and elements of natural light, Bardwell combines collaborative workspaces with student expression.                                       

Biola takes precautions against the coronavirus

Biola takes precautions against the coronavirus
Fears of COVID-19 loom over universities across California.
Lacey Patrick, Ashley Grams, and Micah Kim March 12, 2020

(This story was originally published in print on Mar. 12, 2020). Megan Catey flew home to Seattle for spring break, a trip she’s taken many times before. But this time, the junior kinesiology major's flight home was different. Alaska Airlines Flight 465 from Los Angeles to Seattle was bare. Empty...

Death education rises in popularity

Illustration by Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES
Although many assume the idea of death is far from young adults, college students are still enrolling in classes to teach them about what is to come.
Sarah Pineda, Writer December 3, 2014
Although many assume the idea of death is far from young adults, college students are still enrolling in classes to teach them about what is to come.

Do we need P.E.

Although the physical education requirement can be tedious and frustrating, mandated P.E. courses can have dramatic benefits.
Although the physical education requirement can be tedious and frustrating, mandated P.E. courses can have dramatic benefits.
Catherine Streng, Writer November 11, 2014
Although the physical education requirement can be tedious and frustrating, mandated P.E. courses can have dramatic benefits.