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The Chimes

Farewell, Biola

Farewell, Biola
The Chimes’ graduating seniors share their favorite memory, lessons learned and advice to returning students.
Hannah Dilanchyan, Opinions Editor April 22, 2022

As the school year winds down and summer festivities begin, there is always a group of students who find themselves at a crossroads of life—graduating college and looking for what comes next. It is something that is both exciting and terrifying.  Biola is a special place to so many people. It has...

Disagreements at college require respect

death of "civil discourse" comic
A line between disagreement and creating public examples must be respected.
Logan Zeppieri, Opinions Editor December 4, 2018

Behind every closed door, a professor can be a professor. They can joke about that one student who makes them want to rip the hair out of their head, or complain about the colleague that seems to add salt to the wound of every hard day. Students can empathize. Either we are that student who walks out...

Professors discuss social justice in light of the Gospel

Professors discuss social justice in light of the Gospel
Faculty members attempt to model healthy disagreements for students.
Jessica Brest, Freelance Writer October 8, 2018

Sociology professor Brad Christerson and biblical and theological studies professor Thaddeus Williams publicly discussed their differing viewpoints on how Christians should approach social justice in light of the Gospel on Oct. 3. President Barry Corey started these Duologues in the spring semester...

Professors make healthy resolutions

Stewart Oleson
Three professors share their New Year’s resolutions for Biola this semester.
Julianna Hernandez, News Editor (Spring 2019) January 24, 2018

“A new year, a new you!” A slogan that is often said this time of year. For some Biola professors, a new person includes pursuing creative outlets, creating balance, and living in the moment. BILL SIMON Public relations and journalism professor Bill Simon made four goals for 2018. The first centers...

Complaints deprive collegiate experience

A person covered in books
Students and professors discuss the importance of finding enjoyment in the stress.
Kendall Jarboe, Freelance Writer November 15, 2017

While walking to class, waiting in line at the Caf and sipping an Americano during an 8 a.m., one can hear complaints everywhere. The relentless amount of assigned readings, group projects and tests fuel students’ complaints. VALIDATION THROUGH COMPLAINTS Sophomore music in worship major Tiffany...

Sensitivity surrounds statement

Jessica Goddard/THE CHIMES
Biolan's Equal Ground shares on the impact of the Nashville Statement.
Rebecca Mitchell, Writer September 26, 2017
Biolan's Equal Ground shares on the impact of the Nashville Statement.

Feminine strength paves a way

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Five Biola professors speak on their experiences and offer guidance.
Samantha Gassaway, Writer March 21, 2017
Five Biola professors speak on their experiences and offer guidance.

Professors stress out, too

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Professors learn to balance personal life and educating students.
Christopher Baeza, Writer November 15, 2016
Professors learn to balance personal life and educating students.

Daunting decisions

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Advisors offer aide to undecided students.
Jessica Goddard, Writer September 27, 2016
Advisors offer aide to undecided students.

Hope rises to the top

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After a five-year losing streak, Hope Hall takes home the Nationball winner’s belt.
Rebecca Mitchell, Writer September 9, 2016
After a five-year losing streak, Hope Hall takes home the Nationball winner’s belt.

Faculty families desire individuality

Pictured: Jeffrey Hubbard with parents.  |  Photo courtesy of Jeffrey Hubbard
To students with parent professors, the most unattainable expectation is often from friends.
Samantha Gassaway, Writer March 15, 2016
To students with parent professors, the most unattainable expectation is often from friends.