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GRIT
a resource collective for women
Opening Question
Torrey Honors College
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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

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Biola News
Biology Professor Wendy Billock Propels Sciences to Advance and Champion Students
Learn more about how Biola's "professor with the blue hair" is making waves in STEM curriculum
Jenna Loumagne — May 16, 2019
Wendy Billock has taught biology at Biola for more than a decade. Her blue hair and title of “Sensei” — she holds third degree black belts in both...
Biola Magazine
In Print: Summer 2019
Biola Magazine Staff — May 16, 2019
How to Read Theology: Engaging Doctrine Critically and Charitably , by Uche Anizor (associate professor of theology), Baker Academic, June 2018....
Biola Magazine
Think ӣ��Ƶ It: Summer 2019
Biola Magazine Staff — May 16, 2019
Looking for thoughtful perspectives on key issues facing Christianity and culture? Here are just a few recent Biola videos, podcasts and other...
Biola Magazine
Athletics Roundup: Summer 2019
Neil Morgan — May 16, 2019
SWIM & DIVE TEAM Biola’s swim and dive team had another strong season by setting eight new school records and finishing in the top eight at...
The Good Book Blog
Staying Faithful to Jesus After Graduation
Michael Wilkins — May 16, 2019
This past week we celebrated baccalaureate and graduation for our graduating students atTalbot School of Theology. (Congratulations, graduates!) I...
Biola Magazine
Biola Celebrates Latest Inductees to Athletics Hall of Fame
Biola Magazine Staff — May 15, 2019
Biola inducted two alumnae and — for the first time — one entire team into its Athletics Hall of Fame this spring: Natalie (Roth) Dell, a...
Biola Magazine
Biola Booklovers Unite from Around the World
Biola Magazine Staff — May 15, 2019
Havilah Steinman (’12) is a booklover. And she wants to share her appreciation for great books with you. Steinman, a Biola Alumni Regional Contact...
Biola Magazine
Biolans for Life!
Lily Tsau — May 15, 2019
By now,you’ve probably seen how our Alumni Relations team is providing opportunities for Biolans to be engaged and involved with each other and...
Biola Magazine
Faithfully Forward
Biola just adopted a significant theological statement. Learn what it says and what it means for our future.
Jason Newell — May 15, 2019
If you spend any time around Biola, you’re bound to hear the word “centered.” It’s right there in the mission statement: “biblically centered...
Biola Magazine
The One Thing Jesus Couldn’t Stop Talking ӣ��Ƶ
Biola Magazine Staff — May 15, 2019
“What’s the number one thing Jesus talked about?” — the preacher shouted in a classic you-should-know-this tone. Lucky for me, I was sure I knew...
Biola Magazine
Running the Race in Rwanda
Becky and Nathan Dowling provide technology training and clean water to communities in need
Joanna Wu — May 15, 2019
When Becky (Mierau) and Nathan Dowling graduated from Biola in 2007, neither of them envisioned living and working in Africa. And though they were...
Biola Magazine
A Note Worth Singing ӣ��Ƶ
High school teacher Tyler Wigglesworth (’12) leads his students to Carnegie Hall
Lily Journey — May 15, 2019
Tyler Wigglesworth’s music career has been hitting some high notes recently. Last year, the high school choir di- rector had the privilege of...
Biola Magazine
A Career for the Books
Sarah Y. Tse thrives as a printing company CEO and business mentor
Joanna Wu — May 15, 2019
While Sarah Y. Tse (’93) was in her first years of college at Biola, she told a friend how she wanted to create a product line called “Mushroom...
Biola Magazine
Too Much, Too Soon?
Setting Emotional Boundaries in Dating
Alisa Grace — May 15, 2019
“Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.” –Proverbs 4:23 I was 21 when I drove from Texas to Colorado to attend a...
Biola Magazine
Taking Stock of Stocks
Professor Shane Enete aims to help Christians make ethical investment decisions
Lily Journey — May 15, 2019
Many people with retirement accounts pay close attention to how their money is growing for the future. But not as many have thought carefully...
Biola Magazine
Whom Did Jesus Come to Save?
Biola Magazine Staff — May 15, 2019
Did Jesus die for everybody in the world, or just some of us? It’s a seemingly straightforward question that Christians of different denominations...
Biola Magazine
Feliz 40 Aniversario to Biola’s Hispanic Conference
Biola hosts 40th annual conference for Spanish-speaking ministry leaders in Southern California
Joanna Wu — May 15, 2019
Biola celebrated an important milestone this spring in its ongoing efforts to partner with and support local Hispanic ministry leaders. In March,...
Biola Magazine
Biola Mourns Loss of Beloved Public Relations Professor
Joanna Wu — May 15, 2019
William “Bill” Simon, a beloved professor of public relations and journalism, passed away on Feb. 28 after a brief illness. Simon, who was 57,...
Biola Magazine
President Barry H. Corey Gives Keynote Address at L.A. Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
Bella Burchett — May 15, 2019
L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti, CEO of Union Rescue Mission Andy Bales ('78) and President Barry H. Corey. President Barry H. Corey gave the keynote...
Biola Magazine
Humble Competitor
Senior Emma Newman, former captain of the women’s basketball team, sets her eyes on medical school
Lily Journey — May 15, 2019
“Busy” is a tame word to describe the giant list of responsibilitiesEmma Newman carries this year. From long evenings spent in the library to...
Biola Magazine
Student-Produced Film Wins Award of Excellence
Bella Burchett — May 15, 2019
Mallory, Los Angeles,a student-produced film that focuses on society’s unhealthy reliance on technology, received an award of excellence at this...
Biola Magazine
John M. Perkins Honored with Colson Conviction and Courage Award
Joanna Wu — May 15, 2019
John M. Perkins, born in 1930 in Mississippi, lived through a tumultuous period during the American civil rights movement. Because of his...
Biola Magazine
Gift of $2.5 Million Creates Key Faculty Position
Parents’ donation establishes endowed chair in molecular biology
Kristen Hartman — May 15, 2019
A major gift from two Biola parents will endow a permanent new faculty position in Biola’s School of Science, Technology and Health, the...
Biola Magazine
University Leaders Approve New Statement on ‘Unity Amidst Diversity’
Joanna Wu — May 15, 2019
Biola took an important step this spring by unveiling a long-anticipated document that will guide the university’s ongoing efforts to welcome and...
Biola Magazine
The Virtue of Boredom
President's Perspective
Barry Corey — May 15, 2019
We need oxygen to live, not a phone. Some think it’s both. Paula and I were having dinner in Lower Manhattan when we were reminded of this. At one...