The Lumineers remain subpar with “Cleopatra”
After breaking out with worldwide success in 2012, the Lumineers return with failed expectations in their sophomore album “Cleopatra.”
Time will tell the fate of vinyl records
The essence of the demand for records either rests in the love of the art or the love of the trend.
Music conservatory outgrows building
With current buildings struggling to suit student needs, the master plan shows future options for building.
A home-grown composer’s creative pursuit
Alumnus Trevor Gomes shares about his musical journey from Biola to Disney and beyond.
Rap rock beyond Limp Bizkit
These five collaborations give overlooked insight into the polarized movement.
Worship without words
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Student Kathryn Homoki and alumna Lydia Rankin share how non-verbal worship provides another layer to the worship experience.
Crimson Moonlight retake the throne
“Divine Darkness” rechristens the kings of Christian black metal.
Streaming services pause fair pay
Companies like Spotify exploit artist creativity with unequal pay.
Biola Chorale selected to perform
Students prepare for rare performance opportunity at upcoming conference.
On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...