Biola, talk about the layoffs and program closures
The administration's failure to communicate sweeping changes across the university causes confusion and pain.
Is chivalry really dead?
Virtuous deeds undergirded by an unhealthy framework are not truly chivalrous.
Students do not expect homesickness
Missing the accoutrements associated with home displays one’s need for love and connection.
Social media trivializes our lives
Facebook harms individual self-image and requires users to maintain a facade of happiness.
Program speaks to a need
New masters speech and language pathology program offers affordable opportunity for students.
A new kind of storytelling
Five students begin the Global Faces of Biola project, an account on Instagram telling the stories of global students.
Ferguson protests needs leadership and communication
Violent protests like those against the Michael Brown grand jury ruling delegitimize the cause, rather than support it.
Christians, get to the point
The Chimes Staff examines "Christianese" phrases, and urges readers to reevaluate the empty nature of these expressions.
As the spring semester comes to a close, our editors selected their favorite stories that highlight crucial, timely topics and demonstrate journalistic...