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a resource collective for women
Opening Question
Torrey Honors College
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Talbot School of Theology
The Faculty Cut
Resources from the Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts' Industry Professionals
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Think Biblically
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Winsome Conviction
Deepening convictions without dividing communities

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Biola Magazine
No Regular Joe
As Starbucks’ Americas controller, Paul Shilling (’00) plays key business role for coffee giant
Kristen Hartman — October 22, 2018
After almost five years as the director of corporate accounting for Starbucks, Paul Shilling (’00) became Starbucks’ Americas controller in May...
Biola Magazine
The Peacemaker
Sam "Saji" Oommen ('90) founder of Building Leaders 4 Peace, focuses work on reconciliation
Kristen Hartman — October 22, 2018
When Lana stood up in front of a room of her peers — fellow Syrian refugees, Turks, Americans and Canadians — and chose to forgive the pilot of...
Biola Magazine
How to Become an Effective Mentor
Gary McIntosh — October 22, 2018
This issue’s Last Word comes from The Good Book Blog, the faculty blog of Biola’s Talbot School of Theology. This adapted article was originally...
Biola Magazine
How Can We Develop Deep Relationships in a Surface-Level Culture?
Biola Magazine Staff — October 22, 2018
In some ways, technology has made it easier than ever for humans to connect. Yet despite their apparent connectedness, a growing share of American...
Biola Magazine
Athlete Profile: Stephanie Jewett
Volleyball player works with special-needs orphans in China
Neil Morgan — October 22, 2018
Rather than hit the beach, go to Disneyland or visit her family in North Carolina, Stephanie Jewett — a senior communication sciences and disorders...
Biola Magazine
Biola Hosts 40th and Final Golf Tournament
Kristen Hartman — October 22, 2018
Biola hosted its 40th and final golf tournament on Sept. 10, where more than 100 golfers took to the links to raise more than $40,000, which will...
Biola Magazine
Alton Lim Passes Away, Leaving Rich Legacy
Kristen Hartman — October 22, 2018
Alton Lim (sitting at center), surrounded by his family and Biola President Barry H. Corey, at ribbon-cutting ceremony in February in front of the...
Biola Magazine
Open Biola is Now Closed
Joanna Wu — October 22, 2018
After six years and nearly 4,000 uploads of enough free educational multimedia content to play for almost 88 straight days, the Open Biola website...
Biola Magazine
Moreland Speaks at National Institutes of Health
Joanna Wu — October 22, 2018
J.P. Moreland speaks widely on philosophy,including here at Biola in this photo. J.P. Moreland, distinguished professor of philosophy at Biola’s...
Biola Magazine
First(Gen) Lady
Sierra McCoy, a first-generation college student, leads Biola's student government
Biola Magazine Staff — October 22, 2018
As a first generation college student, Sierra McCoy wasn’t completely sure what to expect from Biola. But from early on, she had a drive to help...
Biola Magazine
Biola Brings Special Education Training to Middle East
Professor leads national conference involving Jordanian dignitaries
Jenna Loumagne — October 22, 2018
Biola education professor Dennis Eastman (right) shakes handswith Jordanian Prince Mired Bin Ra'ad (left) at a special educationconference in...
Biola Magazine
The Rebirth of Biola's Calvary Chapel
Barry Corey — October 22, 2018
Biola students returning to campus this fall encountered a Calvary Chapel that has beenartistically transformed. This summer, the renowned Danish...
Biola Magazine
Tell Us What You Want
Jason Newell — October 22, 2018
When it comes to reading, my proverbial eyes are much bigger than my stomach. Maybe youcan relate. At any given moment, I’m trying to work my way...
The Good Book Blog
The Meaning of the Minor Judges
Kenneth Way — October 22, 2018
Kenneth C. Way expands on some comments that were made in his recent commentary on Judges and Ruth.
Biola News
Biola Provides Special Education Training in the Middle East
Professor leads national conference involving Jordanian dignitaries
Jenna Loumagne — October 22, 2018
A new initiative for inclusive classrooms is making progress in Jordan, thanks in part to contributions from Biola faculty members. Dennis Eastman...
Student Life Blog
We are on Native American Land
a response to The Biola Hour on remembrance, reconciliation, and acknowledgment
Rebecca Mitchell — October 22, 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
Was Saul of Tarsus Compensating?
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 19, 2018
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.
The Good Book Blog
Thanking the Lord for Prayer Warriors
David Talley — October 18, 2018
David Talley reflects on the life of his friend and prayer warrior, Min Ja Yun.
Biola News
Biola Names Banquet Room After World Evangelist Billy Kim
To honor Billy and Trudy Kim’s ministry, Biola will transform the room to depict the Great Commission
Monica Kochan — October 18, 2018
It was a night of celebration as Biola University President Barry H. Corey recognized well-known evangelist Rev. Billy Kim and his wife, Trudy...
Think Biblically
Last Call for Liberty??
with Os Guinness
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — October 18, 2018
Os Guinness, noted speaker, author and social commentator, maintains that in the aftermath of the contentious Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation...
The Good Book Blog
Is there a "Third Option" for Racial Reconciliation?
Interview with Miles McPherson
Sean McDowell — October 16, 2018
Sean McDowell interviews Miles McPherson, pastor of Rock Church San Diego, on the topic of racial reconciliation.
The Good Book Blog
Talbot’s New M.A., Classical Theology
Ryan Peterson — October 15, 2018
The Master of Arts with a focus in Classical Theology is a residential, great-books program integrated around the interpretation of Holy Scripture.
The Good Book Blog
Trinitarian Procession and Unitarianism
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 12, 2018
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.
Think Biblically
Faith and the Baseball Playoffs
with Brandon Cash
Brandon Cash, Scott Rae — October 11, 2018
Join us as Scott interviews Talbot professor and Los Angeles Dodgers chaplain Brandon Cash, as he describes his ongoing ministry with the Dodgers'...
The Good Book Blog
After the Apostles Died
Six Guest Blogs and a Podcast about the Apostolic Fathers
Kenneth Berding — October 10, 2018
Kenneth Berding shares some of his recent blog posts on the Apostolic Fathers.