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• Biola Magazine

  Where Psychology Meets Spirituality

  Now in its 50th year, Rosemead School of Psychology is a leader in theologically integrated education and research — with bold aspirations for the future

  Jason Newell — February 20, 2019

  Each fall, psychology professor David Cimbora stands before a class of doctoral students to welcome them to the first week of their five year...

• Biola Magazine

  A Voice of Freedom

  How Sarah Chang fled North Korea, inspired thousands and became an unlikely Biola graduate

  Joanna Wu — February 20, 2019

  Eight and a half years ago, a North Korean orphan walked onto a stage in South Africa, never imagining how the next 7 minutes would change her...

• Biola Magazine

  Ask Whatever You Wish and It Will be Done for You

  Craig Hazen — February 20, 2019

  Some parts of the Bible are simply more difficult to believe than others. I have found these words spoken by Jesus in John 15:7 to be some of the...

• Biola Magazine

  Does God ‘Send People to Hell’?

  Book excerpt from '40 Questions ������Ƶ Heaven and Hell'

  Alan Gomes — February 20, 2019

  The notion that God sends people to hell is accurate in a certain sense. If by “send to hell” one means that God himself will cast unrepentant...

• Biola Magazine

  Fruitful Research on Fruitless Areas

  Business professor Brandon Odell Ware studies the causes of ‘food deserts’

  Joanna Wu — February 20, 2019

  How close do you live to your nearest grocery store? This might not be something you often consider, but it’s an important question for Brandon...

• Biola Magazine

  Unwavering ‘Wind Discerners’

  Barry Corey — February 20, 2019

  Jesus said in Luke 12, “When you see a cloud rising in the west, immediately you say, ‘It’s going to rain,’ and it does. And when the south wind...

• Biola Magazine

  How Can We Balance Life and Technology in a Digital World?

  Biola Magazine Staff — February 20, 2019

  Put your phone down! — if you can. Studies show the average American over age 14 now engages with screens more than 10 hours a day. And as it...

• Biola Magazine

  A Loving Legacy

  With a final gift, longtime supporter Virginia Moats establishes two new scholarships

  Kristen Hartman — February 20, 2019

  Longtime Biola friend and supporter Virginia “Ginny” Moats was just two days short of her 106th birthday when she passed away on Oct. 1, 2018. One...

• Biola Magazine

  Public Relations Professor Receives National Award

  Professor Carolyn Kim receives faculty award from the Public Relations Student Society of America

  Joanna Wu — February 20, 2019

  When Carolyn Kim became the faculty adviser to Biola’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) a decade ago, it had just...

• Biola Magazine

  An Inspired Performance

  Junior Muli Yu wins big in prestigious international piano competition

  Alex Brouwer — February 20, 2019

  Muli Yu rushed to finish memorizing her seven pieces. Over summer break from Biola, she’d found herself half a world away in Italy, preparing to...

• Biola Magazine

  A Harmonious Relationship

  Biola’s enduring ‘Music at Noon’ concert series highlights connections with diverse L.A. music scene

  Alex Brouwer — February 20, 2019

  Flautist Gary Woodward and pianist Jiayi Shi perform at a recent'Music at Noon' concertinCrowell Hall. On a sunny October afternoon, guitarist...

• Biola Magazine

  Several New Programs Arriving this Fall

  Lineup includes online master’s in nursing and ‘Torrey meets Talbot’ theology degree

  Jason Newell — February 20, 2019

  This fall, Biola will launch its most significant expansion of new programs in recent memory, giving students more options in such high-demand...

• Student Life Blog

  A Testimony of the Holy Spirit

  a response to The Biola Hour on the Holy Spirit and his activity around the world

  Rebecca Mitchell — February 20, 2019

  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

  Five Things to Help Us Live for What Really Matters

  Erik Thoennes — February 20, 2019

  I love the autofocus feature on my camera. I know serious photographers will cringe when they read that, but I’m not a serious photographer, and I...

• Becoming Biola

  On-Campus Coffee

  My Pros and Cons

  Salvador Rangel — February 19, 2019

  ������Ƶ home to four awesome coffee shops; Heritage, Common Grounds, The Talon, and Blackstone cafe. At these sick spots you can grab a snack, a...

• Becoming Biola

  Discover Biola!

  Max Klaiber — February 19, 2019

  Discover ������Ƶ an exciting one-day event forprospective students to come and get immersed in ������Ƶ campus lifestyle.We plan a whole day of...

• Becoming Biola

  What's SCORR Conference?

  Noa Melendez — February 19, 2019

  S.C.O.R.R. stands for the Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation and it is considered one of the biggest student-led conferences in the...

• Becoming Biola

  Is Moving Far for College Worth It?

  Jessica Nissen — February 19, 2019

  Hi there! Today I’d like to share about my experience moving out of state for college. If you’re considering going to a school that’s kind of far...

• GRIT

  The Dangers of Not Being Self-Aware

  Jasmyne Bell — February 19, 2019

  Rodion Kutsaev As children, we are taught all kinds of skills. When we first enter the world, our parents try to teach us how to talk. And when we...

• The Good Book Blog

  Do you want to be sanctified while you work?

  David Talley — February 19, 2019

  “Business is an environment that both reveals and refines a person’s character and spirituality.” This quote is taken from Scott Rae’s chapter, “...

• The Good Book Blog

  How then are you loved?

  Rejoicing on the ‘Even As’ Gospel of John 17

  Thaddeus Williams — February 18, 2019

  Take the phrase—“You’re the first person I have ever told…” In two decades of ministry, I have had the privilege of hearing this phrase more than...

• Biola News

  New Game Design and Interactive Media Concentration Offers New Career Path for Cinema and Media Arts Majors

  Game design classes offer students the ability to apply skills across industries such as psychotherapy, education, marketing and audience engagement

  Irene Pan — February 15, 2019

  Biola University’s School of Cinema and Media Arts is set to launch a new Game Design and Interactive Media concentration in Fall 2019. Professors...

• GRIT

  Join GRIT at SCORR

  Chantel Barnard — February 14, 2019

  Join GRIT at SCORR from February 21 - 23, 2019. SCORR, the Student Congress on Racial Reconciliation, is a conference that Biola has had the...

• Business. Ministry. Life.

  Dealing with Financial Anxiety Through Money Quiet Times

  Shane Enete — February 14, 2019

  Money is one of the leading causes of anxiety for Americans. At the root of money anxiety is the false belief that we are meant to bear full...

• Think Biblically

  Just Capitalism, Part 2

  with Brent Waters

  Scott Rae — February 14, 2019

  If you’re one of those people that think of economics as the "dismal science," or that economics has nothing to do with a person's day to day...