The hidden danger in soulcraft

The greatest temptation in soulcraft is to believe that you craft your own soul by becoming someone else.

Logan Zeppieri, Opinions Editor • November 3, 2018

There is an irony found in the title of an old Gameboy Advance Kirby game, “Nightmare in Dreamland,” that captures the hidden danger of a recent article written by the CEO of the College Board. David Coleman writes for Christianity Today that religious and faith-based institutions have a long...

Life after Kavanaugh’s confirmation

Political unity will only be brought about by firm victory—a victory by a new Abraham Lincoln.

Logan Zeppieri, Opinions Editor • October 11, 2018

What should have marked the final push to depoliticize the Supreme Court has ended by returning the prodigal match to our political arsonists. President Trump, during the Kavanaugh hearing, mocked Dr. Ford’s testimony by mimicking her during his rally. Hillary Clinton recently called for the end of political civility until the Democratic Party has regained power in congress. Sen. Corey Booker argued whoever supports Kavanaugh is “complicit in evil.” What should have ended political polarization has marked the beginning of a political cold war. A decisive victory must be won. But how? By whom?

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

Paul Martin, who received a masters degree in Philosophy of Religion and Ethics from Talbot in 2008, has worked in a number of different fields, including the Christian music industry and church ministry. Now he plans to run for the United States Congress in November. Q: TELL ME A BIT ABOUT YOUR...

Students welcome the Holy Spirit

Torrey Conference generates conversation about an underrecognized member of the Trinity.

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • October 12, 2017

Torrey Conference generates conversation about an underrecognized member of the Trinity.

Center connects to the Spirit

Oscar Merlo shares his vision for the new center on campus.

Julianna Hernandez, News Editor (Spring 2019) • October 5, 2017

Oscar Merlo shares his vision for the new center on campus.

Celebration enlightens perceptions

Students engage with Hispanic Heritage Month.

Rebecca Mitchell, Writer • September 19, 2017

Students engage with Hispanic Heritage Month.

Profile: Amanda Beshay on Mormonism

Biola Mormon ministries encourage educational and relational approach.

Jessica Goddard, Writer • September 12, 2017

Biola Mormon ministries encourage educational and relational approach.

Veterans deploy to Biola

Two military service members make leaps and bounds in academic life.

Julianna Hernandez, News Editor (Spring 2019) • September 12, 2017

Two military service members make leaps and bounds in academic life.

Talbot to start first fully online programs

School to offer three graduate degrees in accessible modality.

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • May 9, 2017

School to offer three graduate degrees in accessible modality.

Biola hosts Israel & the Church discussion

Three panel speakers discussed the difficult but promising relationship between Christians and Jews.

Bethany Higa, Writer • March 3, 2016

Three panel speakers discussed the difficult but promising relationship between Christians and Jews.

A Day in the Life: From glamorous to Godliness

After years of finding his identity in homosexuality and fame, Becket Cook pursues ministry through Talbot.

Elise Kelly, Writer • September 29, 2015

After years of finding his identity in homosexuality and fame, Becket Cook pursues ministry through Talbot.

More than a board game

Talbot student’s visual design firm launches first language-based project.

Augusta McDonnell, Writer • November 5, 2014

Talbot student’s visual design firm launches first language-based project.