“Life Itself” Review: A story of family, love and loss, as life itself is
Set up an appointment with your therapist after seeing this film.
“The Discovery” offers an intriguing take on the afterlife
This indie sci-fi flick turns heads with an original premise that dissects the idea of an afterlife.
Netra captures urban misery
“Ingrates” paints a unique picture of the darker aspects of modern living.
“Clean Home, Messy Heart” applies to any audience
Christine M. Chappell’s self-publication promises a bright future for the first-time author.
Chris Rasmussen’s “Friction” is ambient and vulnerable
Senior Biola student released his year-long project on Friday, May 13.
“Coloring Book” provides a soulful journey
Chance the Rapper returns to build upon his growing reputation as one of the best MCs with his third mixtape.
“Louder than Bombs” is a quiet masterpiece
Joachim Trier’s surreal drama pulls at the audience’s heartstrings.
Radiohead consistently innovates
The band’s latest LP, “A Moon Shaped Pool,” is both evolutionary and familiar.
Chop’d serves up healthy options for all
A new salad, juice and smoothie bar wedges into the community
“Hardcore Henry,” an astonishing point of view
Ilya Naishuller’s debut movie release attains success in the technical department despite a lack in plot development.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...