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This issue’s Last Word comes from The Good Book Blog, the faculty blog of Biola’s Talbot School of Theology. This article is adapted from a post...

Faculty, students and young alumni are not just learning about science in the classroom. They’re doing science in the laboratory. As Biola...

A brief interview with Fred Sanders (professor, Torrey Honors College), author of How God Used R.A. Torrey: A Short Biography as Told Through His...

As we close in on the $180 million goal of “A Soul of Conviction, A Voice of Courage: The Campaign for ������ʷ,” we are taking the “show...

Confucius for Christians: What an Ancient Chinese Worldview Can Teach Us about Life in Christ, by Gregg Ten Elshof (professor of philosophy),...

A couple of years ago, Biola put up a series of billboards across Southern California, including a large one not far from John Wayne Airport. Each...

One of my great joys is serving at a university where 1,022 students are majoring in the sciences, planning for vocations in fields from research...

A series of college rankings released this fall rate Biola as a national leader in academics, safety and campus life. In September , U.S. News and...

What will the Christian Church look like in the future? Will it become more visibly unified or more fragmented than ever? Where and in what form...

This fall, 318 Biola students have the privilege of being the inaugural residents of Blackstone Hall, the newly minted residence hall named after...

For Student Missionary Union (SMU) president Brady Lee, choosing to attend Biola was almost a no-brainer. When visiting his older brother, who...

In May 2015, the university publicly launched “A Soul of Conviction, A Voice of Courage: The Campaign for ������ʷ.” The $180 million...

For Christine Tixier ('15) competitive swimming was something that she had consistently performed well in, but her excitement and passion for the...

Caleb Kaltenbach (M.A. ’07) is an alumnus of Biola’s Talbot School of Theology, lead pastor of a large church in Simi Valley, Calif., and a married...

Jason Wilson, associate professor of mathematics at Biola, finds God’s beauty in a place where few people think to look — statistics. Wilson has...

If you thought apostles and prophets only lived way back in Bible times and have long since disappeared, think again. Contemporary people calling...

For several years, I’ve interacted with the University of Chicago evolutionary biologist Jerry Coyne. Coyne doesn’t like me, and I can’t really...

Jane Anderson ('71) knew that Biola was the university God had for her undergraduate years, even if the registrar’s office didn’t agree at first....

Tabitha Hernandez-Blanton ('01, M.A. '04) began her career in education by teaching elementary school students in the very district she attended...

Mark Linsz ('86) believes in working with people. Throughout his career as an executive with Bank of America and in creating his own company, My...

Biola added three standout athletes to its Athletics Hall of Fame on Sept. 12 during its fourth annual induction ceremony. Two dual-sport athletes...

Like Paul did in his letter to the Colossians, many of the Old and New Testament writers connected love, peace and harmony with thankfulness. Not...

B-I-O-L-A! B-I-O-L-A! B-I-O-L-A! The five-lettered chant — with a force on the O — is a common student refrain in our Chase Gymnasium as they...