Mentorship battles chronic toxicity
Free advice and freedom from pain — dating success begins with good guidance.
Panel offers relationship tips
Upper campus students gather to hear about strengthening their relationships.
Administration implements diversity changes
Students gathered to hear faculty speak on kingdom diversity.
CMR changes the marriage game
Recent conference integrates biblical teaching, science and practicality in their marriage conference.
Couples who go deeper together, stay together
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Annual marriage conference urges couples to enhance in knowledge.
Learning to love while single
We can and deserve to experience love regardless of a relationship status.
“PersonA” is triumphantly somber
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros returns to the limelight with an album that exudes tension and agonizing beauty.
Relationship retreat: a Biola couple’s experience
The theme is healthy conflict, and conflict there may be.
Couples can go the distance
Long distance relationships may be tough, but they provide a growing experience.
Solidarity exists through transparent conversations
NakID Ministries provides a safe community for students seeking open discussion on sexuality and faith.
Our facades break our communities
Katie Clark discusses the importance of authenticity, especially in the Church.
Survive the distance
Students share ways to stay connected with friends and significant others despite the distance over summer break.
Victoria García, a freshman sociology major, shared that the increasing traction of U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and...