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The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Spring Symposium kicks off with an interracial relationship panel

Spring Symposium kicks off with an interracial relationship panel
Four interracial couples spoke about the difficulties and benefits of their relationships.
Sophia Silvester, Staff Writer • February 17, 2020

This year, Student Enrichment and Intercultural Development and the Student Government Association teamed up to present the Spring Symposium series on how to have grace-filled conversations. The series consists of three panel discussions, which they call ‘breaking the ice,’ followed by a student-led...

MLK Chapel: racial barriers hinder us from a beloved community

Pastor Albert Tate speaks on racial diversity and change at the 2020 MLK chapel.
Albert Tate opened the day and multiple speakers followed at discussion based events.
Ashley Grams and Sophia Silvester • January 22, 2020

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Biola students gathered in Sutherland Auditorium to hear a message from Fellowship Monrovia lead pastor Albert Tate. Tate memorialized the multiracial unification and peaceful activism of Dr. King through the definition of a beloved community. “Our unity...

MLK Day chapel focuses on the topic of love

Rev. William Epps
First Martin Luther King Jr. Day chapel held at Biola encourages students and faculty to step out in love.
Caitlin Blackmon, Features Apprentice • January 22, 2018

Following Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Biola held a special MLK chapel, allowing for a time of reflection and celebration of King’s life and legacy. THE HEART OF LOVE Due to a shortened winter break, the university opened its doors to all students just in time for MLK Day. An entire chapel dedicated...