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• The Good Book Blog

  Did the Universe Begin with Nothing?

  Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig

  William Lane Craig — February 22, 2019

  This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Dear Dr. Craig, A hidden...

• Think Biblically

  The Bullying Breakthrough

  with Jonathan McKee

  Sean McDowell — February 21, 2019

  Why has bullying become such a pressing phenomenon today? How can we think about the issue and approach it biblically? Sean interviews youth...

• Student Life Blog

  Curating Your Study Space

  Cristal Carrillo Vazquez — February 21, 2019

  While it is tempting to snuggle on your sofa or in bed to study, research shows that this can have a negative impact on your work. A designated, carefully designed space can help you separate your work and home.

• Biola Magazine

  Write Quick: Spring 2019

  Kyle Strobel answers our questions about Jonathan Edwards

  Biola Magazine Staff — February 21, 2019

  A quick chat with Kyle Strobel (M.A. ’02, M.A. ’05), associate professor of spiritual theology at Biola’s Talbot School of Theology, and co-author...

• Biola Magazine

  Persistent Prayer

  Matthew Williams — February 21, 2019

  Why should we persevere in prayer? Great question. Here is Jesus’s answer, from Luke 18:2–7: In a certain town there was a judge who neither feared...

• Biola Magazine

  Think ���պ��� It: Spring 2019

  Biola Magazine Staff — February 21, 2019

  Looking for thoughtful perspectives on key issues facing Christianity and culture? Here are just a few recent Biola videos, podcasts, articles and...

• Biola Magazine

  Athletics Roundup

  The Biola Eagles dominated the NCCAA Championships this fall with four national titles

  Alex Brouwer — February 21, 2019

  Women’s Volleyball The ladies rounded out their phenomenal 30–6 season with a 12-game win streak, a run that concluded in Biola’s second straight...

• The Good Book Blog

  A Square Meal

  Mick Boersma — February 21, 2019

  The Mountain Democrat in the California gold mining town of Placerville once printed an advertisement for the 'Hope and Neptune' restaurant: "We...

• Biola Magazine

  The Speech Heard Around the World

  Editor's Note

  Jason Newell — February 20, 2019

  I was typing away on my laptop about eight years ago when a message from a colleague popped up on my chat screen. “Have you seen this yet?” I...

• Biola Magazine

  Alumni Regional Contacts Bring Biolans Together Across the Country

  Plug in to community with help from a Biola alumni regional contact

  Biola Magazine Staff — February 20, 2019

  Communities of Biolans are coming together across the country and around the world. Here are just a sample of Biola meet-ups where Biolans are...

• Biola Magazine

  John Thune (’83) Elected as U.S. Senate Republican Whip

  Biola Magazine Staff — February 20, 2019

  Biola President Barry H. Corey (left) at the U.S. Capitol with Shirley Hoogstra (middle left), president of the Council for Christian Colleges...

• Biola Magazine

  Finding God in Subatomic Particles

  Experimental particle physicist Michael G. Strauss does research at famed CERN laboratory

  Kristen Hartman — February 20, 2019

  Michael G. Strauss (’81) arrived at Biola as an undergraduate who was interested in the intersection of science and faith. After graduation he...

• Biola Magazine

  From Science to ‘Searching’: Alumna Co-stars in Award-Winning Film

  Michelle La (’11) transitions from wastewater analysis to acting career

  Monica Kochan — February 20, 2019

  After college, Michelle La’s (’11) career was headed down the drain — but in a good way. She’d landed a role in wastewater management for a local...

• Biola Magazine

  Something New for the Spring

  Lily Tsau — February 20, 2019

  You’re reading Biola Magazinebecause you’re an alumnus or have some attachment to Biola and you want to know what’s happening at, around and about...

• Biola Magazine

  Her Personal Emmy-Winning Story

  Journalist Katie Boer (’08) touches lives by documenting her mom’s struggle with dementia

  Alex Brouwer — February 20, 2019

  One of Katie Boer’s (’08) life goals was to win an Emmy by the time she was 30. After receiving two previous nominations, she achieved that goal...

• 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 ���պ��� 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...