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Biola News
Music Professor Robert Feller Named Finalist for Arlin G. Meyer Prize
Conservatory of Music professor Robert Feller recognized for exemplary work
Vanessa Morales — October 20, 2020
51�ԹϺ�� Conservatory of Music Head of Winds and Percussion Robert Feller was selected as one of six finalists for the 2020 Arlin G. Meyer...
Becoming Biola
How Things Are Different
Magdalene Segarra — October 20, 2020
Hey guys! I’m back! Round two as a Social Media Ambassador and I’m SOOOO pumped. Here’s a picture of me in so you can have a visual of who is...
Biola News
51�ԹϺ�� Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts Named to The Wrap’s Top 50 Film Schools
The list highlights the school’s new dean, Tom Halleen, and internship opportunities
Sarah Dougher — October 19, 2020
51�ԹϺ��’s Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts was named to The Wrap’s Top 50 Film Schools list. Biola is excited to be included on the...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 2: Humanizing Thoughts Lead to Humanizing Communication
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — October 19, 2020
Popular speaker and author, Brene Brown, states: “It’s hard to hate people close up. So, move in.” Communication theorists note that what helps break negative stereotypes the most is, information. How much do we know about the two presidential candidates? Learning the stories of Vice-President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump doesn’t condone their positions, but rather, humanizes them.
Business. Ministry. Life.
How Biola Helped Alumna Lydia Batanghari Integrate Her Passions with Her Career Goals
Character and Career: Stories of Transformation
Lydia Batanghari, John Tuttle — October 19, 2020
“My main goal is to help people grow personally and professionally, and it is a lot easier for us to grow when we have a sense of safety.”
GRIT
The not so frequently asked questions.
Brooklynn Scantlebury — October 19, 2020
I have what feels like everything and nothing to say about this subject all at once. On one hand, I have lived in a state of consistent...
Becoming Biola
Tips on How to Keep a Balance in School, Life and Work
Kristen Kim — October 19, 2020
When I was in high school, I had my toes dipped in multiple different bowls. I ran cross country and track and field, I worked at an It’s Boba...
The Good Book Blog
A Classroom Game: War and Peace in Canaan
Charlie Trimm — October 19, 2020
One of the topics I love to teach to my students is the geography of Israel. I have been to Israel many times and lived there for extended periods...
Winsome Conviction
Think Your Vote: A Guide on Character and Policy
Rick Langer — October 16, 2020
Puzzled about voting? Download our guide to help clarify beliefs, values and convictions for the 2020 election.
Becoming Biola
How I Stay Connected with Community Online
Marco Saldana — October 16, 2020
So today, I'm going to be talking to you about Community Online. So I'm going to be talking about ways I've been engaging with my online community....
The Good Book Blog
Why Study Philosophy?
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 16, 2020
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Hello Dr. Craig, I have recently been...
Think Biblically
Costly Obedience
with Mark Yarhouse
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — October 15, 2020
Gay men and women who desire to be faithful to Scripture and thus choose a life of celibacy have chosen a difficult path and have much to teach the...
Becoming Biola
Why I Chose Biola
Kristen's Story
Kristen Kim — October 15, 2020
Hello everyone! This is Kristen, and as you guys may know, I am currently a freshman at Biola! The whole college admissions process is still fresh...
Biola News
Alumna Vanessa Madrigal (’20) Works to Change Stigma Surrounding Mental Illness in the Hispanic Community
The psychology graduate is using her own Hispanic background to help pave the way for those in her community who are struggling
Sarah Dougher — October 15, 2020
As 51�ԹϺ�� alumna Vanessa Madrigal (’20) sat in an interview for a behavioral therapist position with Autism Spectrum Therapies, she was...
Becoming Biola
Online Community at Biola
Bailey Captain — October 14, 2020
Hi guys, it's Bailey and I'm excited to talk today about online community. Of course, we are all in such a virtual world right now and Biola has...
Winsome Conviction
Convicted Civility
A Conversation with Richard Mouw
Timothy Muehlhoff — October 14, 2020
How can Christians maintain their convictions and yet do so with compassion and empathy in public discourse? Tim Muehlhoff, and two other Biola scholars had the opportunity to discuss this with Richard Mouw, a leading voice for "Christian civility."
The Good Book Blog
Looking for a new Bible Study?
"The Gospel of John: Finding Identity and Purpose" is a video Bible study taught by Talbot professors and graduates
Matthew Williams — October 14, 2020
I recently edited and was one of six teachers in a DVD Bible study, The Gospel of John: Finding Identity and Purpose, along with teaching from...
Becoming Biola
Ambassacast: COVID-19 Experiences
Bailey Captain, Magdalene Segarra, Ethan de la Pena — October 13, 2020
Join Bailey, Ethan, and Maggie as they kick off our first Ambassacast (Ambassador podcast) for the year, talking about COVID-19 and their...
Biola News
Alumnus Stephen Yao Edits Disney Documentary “Howard”
Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts graduate finishes a three-year journey with the premiere of “Howard”
Nate Bell — October 13, 2020
51�ԹϺ��'sSnyder School of Cinema and Media Arts alumnus Stephen Yao (’05) earned his first editing credit on the feature film “Howard” —...
Business. Ministry. Life.
How to Lead During a Crisis
Brian Chan, Deborah Mayes and Josh Chang share wisdom from their experience
Gary Lindblad — October 12, 2020
“You can’t prep for a crisis in the middle of a crisis. You’ve got to prep beforehand. The crisis simply reveals what you’re made of.”
Becoming Biola
Why I Chose Biola
Ethan's Story
Ethan de la Pena — October 12, 2020
What is up everybody? My name is Ethan, and I'm just here to tell you a little bit about why I chose Biola. My journey through the application...
GRIT
Hispanic Heritage Month
Rachel McCready-White — October 12, 2020
Hispanic Heritage Month takes place from September 15th to October 15th every year in the United States. This time is devoted to celebrating the...
Becoming Biola
Tips for Remote Learning
Ethan de la Pena — October 12, 2020
Hello everyone! Let’s be honest: the remote learning environment isn’t the best…. There are so many distractions that keep you from either...
The Good Book Blog
Ephesians 1:3-14 Re-ordered Twice
Kenneth Berding — October 12, 2020
Following is a little exercise I did while working on my new devotional book on union with Christ (what I refer to as inChristness in the book). I...
Biola News
Alumnus Ryan Frost Reaches Audiences Through Feature Film “The Dark Divide”
Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts graduate launched his company Public House Films to find a new way forward in film financing
Nate Bell — October 09, 2020
51�ԹϺ��'sSnyder School of Cinema & Media Arts alumnus Ryan Frost (’07) produced the independent comedy-drama “The Dark Divide,” now...