“The Map of Tiny Perfect Things” is more than a romcom
Still cheesy and fun, the film presents the audience with deeper questions and messages.
Lauren McBride, Senior Copy Editor
• February 18, 2021
Former pop star moonwalks for missions
Gavin Susantio was a pop star in Indonesia before turning to Biola to pursue apologetics.
Brittany Ung, Web Editor
• October 31, 2019
We should think biblically about politics by eliminating obscurity
Instead of punting our debate to the nameless crowd, we must test every claim.
Logan Zeppieri, Opinions Editor
• November 30, 2018
How philosophy made me a better businessperson
The philosophy department prepares future leaders with a complete package of soft skills that are highly applicable in business.
Melissa Sugeng, Freelance Writer
• November 19, 2018
Paul Martin speaks about philosophy, music and politics
Q&A with a Talbot graduate running for office in which he describes his exciting life.
Jessica Goddard, Features Editor
• February 20, 2018
Nick Dear’s “Frankenstein” catches its fourth wind
The play’s irreplaceable tone and atmosphere maintain vitality five years after the event.
Maxwell Heilman, Writer
• November 7, 2016
Aaron Adams, English department chair
A love affair with words defines the passion in Biola’s leader of english.
Samantha Gassaway, Writer
• October 11, 2016
Science does not have all the answers
Some knowledge must come from philosophy and religion.
Lisa Quintana, Writer
• October 13, 2015
I Just Kant Even
Not every sermon applies directly to our lives, and that is OK.
Logan Williams, Writer
• February 2, 2015
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The recent movie “Here” follows a diverse ensemble of characters from early humans to a 21st-century Black family. While they differ from...
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