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Biola Magazine
Soft Launch
Meet Biola’s newest campus craze the SquishEagles
Jason Newell — January 21, 2026
Biola’s biblical convictions may be rock solid, but its mascot just got a whole lot squishier. This fall, the university introduced a...
Biola Magazine
Tech Students ‘Hack It’ with the Pros
Sarah Dougher, Jason Newell — January 21, 2026
Artificial intelligence is advancing at breakneck speed, and Biola University students are not just keeping up — they’re helping lead the way. At...
Biola Magazine
Faith on Display
Elisabeth Elliot exhibit inspires Biolans — including her own great-granddaughter
Sarah Dougher, Jason Newell — January 21, 2026
For decades, Christians around the world have looked up to Elisabeth Elliot. Now, a traveling museum exhibit is bringing the late missionary,...
Biola Magazine
Finances Made Fun
Professor Shane Enete’s ‘Money Storybook Bible’ teaches kids about stewardship
Jason Newell — January 21, 2026
The Bible talks more about money than almost any other topic — which may come as a surprise to some, based on the way many Christians spend, hoard,...
Biola Magazine
A Transformational Gift Propels the University’s Tech Programs to Greater Heights
The more than $40 million donation is the largest in Biola’s history
Jason Newell — January 21, 2026
First came a murmur, then laughter, then a roar of celebration. Inside a packed Chase Gymnasium, Biola President Barry H. Corey stood at a podium...
Biola Magazine
A Modern-Day Michelangelo
Renaissance man Jake Weidmann crafts a legacy at the intersection of faith and art.
Marlo Kirkpatrick — January 21, 2026
“There have been moments in my studio — my tabernacle — when I have felt the Lord’s presence. I have sensed him lend his creativity to mine…” –...
Biola Magazine
Read it and Reap
Experience the Bible as a Gift to Open — Not a Chore to Check Off: A Conversation with Dr. Uche Anizor
Jason Newell — January 21, 2026
It’s a new year — which, for many people, means it’s time to resolve to read the Bible more consistently. More than half of Americans say they want...
Biola Magazine
Books by Biolans: Fall/Winter 2025
Biola Magazine Staff — January 21, 2026
Pastoral Confessions: The Healing Path to Faithful Ministry Jamin Goggin (B.A. ’03, M.A. ’08, associate professor of Christian ministry and...
Biola Magazine
You Are Like a LEGO Brick
Carmen Imes — January 21, 2026
One lego brick by itself is neither beautiful nor useful. And anyone who has stepped on one in bare feet can tell you that a solitary LEGO can be...
Biola Magazine
Pickleball Powerhouse
From the Eagles tennis team to the PPA Tour, pickleball pro Mary Brascia (B.A. ’22) is helping to make the novel sport a household brand.
Tom Pfingsten — January 21, 2026
As an athlete growing up in Orange County, California, Mary Brascia already had years of experience with a racket in her hand when a new...
Biola Magazine
Animated by Faith
Filmmakers Anna Grace and Kevin Botka bring The Biggest Story to life.
Marlo Kirkpatrick — January 21, 2026
Kevin Botka and Anna Grace Hodge were drawn to Biola by the renowned Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts, where they met animating a story for...
Biola Magazine
39 Years and Counting
Mark (B.S. ‘84) and Andrea Strom’s first date was to Jerusalem.
Marlo Kirkpatrick — January 21, 2026
The couple fell in love as California college students on a church trip to Israel. When the pastor asked for a volunteer who would sit next to a...
Biola Magazine
Campus Safety Chief ‘Lived at the Intersection of Justice and Love’
John Ojeisekhoba (1971-2025)
Jason Newell — January 21, 2026
John Ojeisekhoba spent his life preparing for the worst — and bringing out the best — in the world around him. A larger-than-life presence at Biola...
Biola Magazine
‘Camp Biola’ Forms Friends of Jesus
Matthew Rouse — January 21, 2026
These days, I’ve got no shortage of reasons to be excited about my work. In my role as dean, I’m surrounded daily by hundreds of students who are...
The Good Book Blog
Memorizing Scripture the ‘Bible Way’: An Interview with Ken Berding
The Good Book Blog — January 21, 2026
Good Book Blog (GBB): Congratulations on your new book: The Bible by Heart: The Bible’s Own Method for Scripture Memory . Ken Berding (KB): Thanks...
Biola News
Student Film “Halfway” Nominated for College Television Emmy Award
Directed by Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts alumnus Markus Kashouh (B.A. ’25) and produced by alumna Ariana Molina (B.A. ’25), the film explores reconciliation and forgiveness
Sarah Dougher — January 20, 2026
Inspired by his own experiences growing up in the Middle East, Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts alumnus Markus Kashouh (B.A. ’25) wrote and...
Think Biblically
Why We Are Protestants
with Fred Sanders
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae, Fred Sanders — January 20, 2026
Why are we committed to a Protestant understanding of Christianity? What is a unique Protestant view of the Bible, the gospel, and the ordinances?...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 140: Your Heart Drives Your Life
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff, Todd Pickett — January 19, 2026
In the biblical wisdom literature, Proverbs 4:23 says,”Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” This is sound...
The Good Book Blog
Setting Our Hope in God
Kevin Lawson — January 16, 2026
A Maskil of Asaph. Give ear, O my people, to my teaching; incline your ears to the words of my mouth! I will open my mouth in a parable; I will...
The Good Book Blog
Poner Nuestra Confianza en Dios
Kevin Lawson — January 16, 2026
Masquil de Asaf. Escucha, pueblo mío, mi ley; Inclinad vuestro oído a las palabras de mi boca. Abriré mi boca en proverbios; Hablaré cosas...
Think Biblically
Cultural Update: Is 2026 the year of AI slop?; Iran protests; Transgender athlete bans
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — January 16, 2026
Topics this week: Will AI slop take over in 2026? How AI-generated media is breaking our ability to tell what’s real, and why rebuilding trust and...
The Good Book Blog
How Evangelicalism is Digging Its Own Grave
Kyle Strobel — January 14, 2026
One of the more prophetic and penetrating books I remember reading in the early years of my biblical and theological education is an often-ignored...
Biola News
Spearheaded by Biola Alumnus, Disney Short Film Nominated for Primetime Emmy Award
Tim Pennoyer (B.A. ’07) and his team conceptualized the Disney holiday commercial “The Boy and The Octopus,” earning a nomination in the Primetime Emmy Award category for Best Commercial
Sarah Dougher — January 13, 2026
When Tim Pennoyer (B.A. ’07) walked across the graduation stage at Biola University, he never imagined that one day he would be leading global...
Biola News
Alumnus Found Intellectually and Spiritually Rich Guidance in Talbot’s Christian Apologetics Program
Micah Sweeney (M.A. ’18) now uses his degree in the classroom and therapy clinic
Biola Staff — January 13, 2026
The questions that most deeply shape a person’s faith are often born not in classrooms, but in moments of loss, confusion and unmet expectations....
Think Biblically
Why The Church Still Matters Today
with Carmen Imes
Carmen Imes, Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — January 13, 2026
With churchgoing in decline in the US, what is the relevance of the church today? What’s the significance of the Bible using the language of family...