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Explore Life at Biola University
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Biola University Conservatory of Music
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Crowell School of Business
GRIT
a resource collective for women
Opening Question
Torrey Honors College
Student Life Blog
Talbot Magazine
Talbot School of Theology
The Faculty Cut
Resources from the Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts' Industry Professionals
The Good Book Blog
Talbot School of Theology Faculty Blog
Think Biblically
Conversations on Faith and Culture
Winsome Conviction
Deepening convictions without dividing communities

Latest Posts

Becoming Biola
Advice to a High School Senior
Aubrey Dela Cruz — December 07, 2018
Senior year brings with it so many feelings. Some of my friends couldn’t wait to �ƹ��Ƶ. For them, senioritis began on the first day of classes....
Becoming Biola
My Journey to Biola
Salvador Rangel — December 07, 2018
When I was a sophomore in high school, I remember one of my older cousins telling me about Biola University. We dreamed about how cool it would be...
Think Biblically
Near Death Experiences
with Gary Habermas
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — December 07, 2018
You may have heard of people who “came back” from being declared dead, or close to it, that report incredible things that they experienced while...
Becoming Biola
Not Having a Car at Biola
Noa Melendez — December 05, 2018
Don’t have a car? Unsure of what you could do with your time here on campus? Are you unaware of the amenities offered here at Biola? Don’t fret!...
GRIT
How to See Yourself as God’s Beautiful Creation
a guest blog post by Megan Nguyen
Lisa Igram — December 05, 2018
Comparison: we call it the thief of joy. It constantly causes us to feel inadequate and unworthy. It tries to rip us apart, make us over-examine...
Becoming Biola
What Music Means to Me
Salvador Rangel — December 03, 2018
Music has been something that has stuck with me since I was a kid. It seems like I always have a song stuck in my head! I remember being in class,...
Becoming Biola
Let's Talk About Being a Global Student
Fiona Gandy — December 03, 2018
Hello everyone! A little fun fact about myself is that I actually grew up in Jakarta, Indonesia—and have lived there my whole life. People always...
Student Life Blog
Thoughts on Homelessness
a response to The Biola Hour on compassion and homelessness
Rebecca Mitchell — December 03, 2018
As a way to continue the conversations in The Biola Hour, we've invited Becky Mitchell to blog her thoughts after each episode. This is a response...
The Good Book Blog
Should I Ditch our Christmas Tree?
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — November 30, 2018
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question I would like to begin by thanking...
Becoming Biola
Meet Tony!
Salvador Rangel — November 29, 2018
HEY! My name is Tony Rangel, I’m from Azusa, California, about 25 to 90 minutes away from Biola depending on traffic. My Family My awesome family...
Becoming Biola
Meet Noa!
Noa Melendez — November 29, 2018
Hi, my name is Noa Kalani Melendez. I am a Freshman Studio Arts Major involved in the First Gen Scholars program on campus, in addition to being a...
Becoming Biola
Meet Max!
Max Klaiber — November 29, 2018
I’M BACK… Hello, everyone. My name is Maxwell Klaiber, but you can call me Max. I am a returning Junior (or Senior, unsure with my credits)...
Becoming Biola
Meet Jessica!
Jessica Nissen — November 29, 2018
Hi there! My name is Jessica. If you’re reading this, then you might be interested in knowing a little more about me. So, I’ll introduce myself in...
Becoming Biola
Meet Aubrey!
Aubrey Dela Cruz — November 29, 2018
Hey hey! Aubrey here. I am so excited to use this platform to share my heart with you guys, but first I wanted to introduce myself! I hail from the...
Becoming Biola
Meet Fiona!
Fiona Gandy — November 29, 2018
Hello hello! If you clicked on this post, then you’re probably curious as to who I am. Allow me to introduce myself! My name is Fiona Gandy (you...
Think Biblically
The Dignity Revolution
with Daniel Darling
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — November 29, 2018
The idea of human dignity is at the heart of most major issues debated in our culture today. From bioethics (abortion, euthanasia, genetic...
Student Life Blog
Engaging with Gatekeepers (Part 1)
The Elevator Pitch
Anna Matz — November 26, 2018
Gatekeepers are people who stand in the doorway between where you are and where you want to be. Just as much as you want them to give you the job,...
The Good Book Blog
Luke 7:36-50, The Parable of the Two Debtors
Parables of Jesus video Bible study series
Matthew Williams — November 26, 2018
Religious leaders in Jesus’ day formed societies where men (and it was always men) sat in the evenings, ate meals and debated theology. There were...
The Good Book Blog
Amar a Dios y a las personas
Love God and people
Octavio Esqueda — November 22, 2018
“¿Papi, me puedes enseñar la educación cristiana? ¡Quiero saber el doctorado en educación cristiana!” Estas fueron las palabras que mi hija de seis...
Think Biblically
Walking with Loved Ones at the End of Life
with Doug Groothuis
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — November 21, 2018
There are few things in life that are more gut-wrenching than walking with a loved one through a terminal illness. In this heart-rending interview,...
Biola News
National Media Organization Recognizes Student Magazine Once Again
The Point named finalist in Associated Collegiate Press Pacemaker Awards
Jenna Loumagne — November 20, 2018
Biola University’s student magazine, The Point , was recognized in one of the most prestigious contests for college media for the fourth time in...
The Good Book Blog
The Parable of the Wedding Banquet, Matthew 22
Parables of Jesus video Bible study series
Matthew Williams — November 20, 2018
If a king invited you to his son’s wedding, would you go? Of course you would go. It would be the highlight of one’s life to attend such a wedding....
GRIT
Dear Future Leaders of the Church
Marijane Fasana — November 19, 2018
Dear Future Pastors, Missionaries, Servants of Our God, I first want to say thank you. Thank you for doing what I’m not called to do— lead a...
The Good Book Blog
Virtue Ethics Turns 60
The Revolution Gets a Senior Discount
David Horner — November 19, 2018
Has virtue ethics become old and creaky? Irrelevant? Its energy spent or dwindling?
The Good Book Blog
Middle Knowledge and Those Who Die in Infancy
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — November 16, 2018
This Is The Weekly Q & A Blog Post By Our Research Professor In Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.