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Skip to main content Biola University Blogs Browse Becoming Biola Biola Magazine Bravo! Business. Ministry. Life. GRIT Student Life Blog Talbot Magazine The Good Book Blog Think Biblically All blogs Biola Magazine About Connect With Us Archives Game On Biola Begins a New Era as an Official NCAA Division II Member Joanna Wu — December 9, 2019 Search and Filter Articles Search Categories All Categories All Categories 2019 Fall The Team Captain Athletic director Bethany Miller (’03) leads Biola into a new era Joanna Wu — December 9, 2019 Bethany Miller has always been a competitor. Ever since her elementary school days at recess, if there was a basketball game and someone to play... Great Books in the Great Outdoors 13 students. 12 books. 1 unforgettable summer. Hannah Williamson — December 9, 2019 Welcome inside the wonder of Torrey National Parks — one of the most adventurous and awe-inspiring courses offered anywhere. If you ever want to... Is There Any Hope for Truth and Civility Online? Q&A with social media expert Carolyn Kim Joanna Wu — December 9, 2019 The social media world is filled with land mines — from the negative back-and-forth on Twitter to passive-aggressive linking on Facebook — leading... Making Sense of Suffering Professor Liz Hall receives $1.1 million grant to study the role of Christian faith in suffering Kristen Hartman — December 9, 2019 What happens when the diagnosis comes — and it’s cancer? How do you make sense of it? How do you flourish in the midst of suffering? When... Why You Need to Set Up a ‘Life Team’ Book Excerpt from 'People Fuel' by Dr. John Townsend Biola Magazine Staff — December 9, 2019 A Life Team is composed of those individuals who know all about you and can handle it all, just as you know and can handle everythingabout them.... Intellectual Conversion How an intense but civil discussion of artificial intelligence changed one expert’s mind Mihretu Guta — December 9, 2019 It doesn’t happen routinely, but when it does, “intellectual conversion” is a pretty exciting phenomenon to witness. In my over 70 professional... Think About It A roundup of recent videos, podcasts and other resources on Christianity and culture Biola Magazine Staff — December 9, 2019 In-N-Out Burger’s Lynsi Snyder-Ellingson — Biola's YouTube channel Lynsi Snyder-Ellingson, president and owner of In-N-Out Burger, addressed... Books by Biolans Recent publications by our very own Biola faculty and alumni. Biola Magazine Staff — December 9, 2019 Industrial Light & Magic Presents: Making Solo: A Star Wars Story Industrial Light & Magic Presents: Making Solo: A Star Wars Story , by... Eyes on the Future Virtual reality enthusiast Megan Scott selected for special training program with Oculus Joanna Wu — December 9, 2019 Megan Scott is disguised as a stormtrooper and is transported to the molten planet of Mustafar. Her mission is to recover imperial intelligence... A Front-Row Seat on the Green Greg Bodine tours the world’s top courses as caddie for professional golfer Tony Finau Joanna Wu — December 9, 2019 Greg Bodine (’12), a former student-athlete and assistant coach for the Biola men’s golf team, witnessed one of the most memorable moments in golf... Sisters in Science Three siblings pursue Ph.D.s in the same specialized field Lily Journey, Joanna Wu — December 9, 2019 Some sisters share a lot in common. The Engevik sisters share an uncommon amount in common. Not only did Mindy (’04), Amy (’07) and Kristen (’12)... A Cultural Ambassador Fulbright recipient Kristina Conrad (’18) teaches English through hip-hop in Azerbaijan Joanna Wu — December 9, 2019 Kristina Conrad (’18) is the second alumna in Biola’s recent history to participate in the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, the largest... 'Eden' in Haiti Craig Erickson leads a major reforestation effort on lifeless land Kristen Hartman — December 9, 2019 Craig Erickson (’16) was just a student when he and his friend started a non-profit in Haiti to help local farmers increase their productivity and... The Intersection of Career and Calling After Biola with Lara Renee (’13) Biola Magazine Staff — December 9, 2019 In third grade, I thought I wanted to be a lawyer. That Christmas, I asked my parents for a copy of Law for Dummies and a dictionary of “lawyer... Rally Point New Veteran Center serves Biola's military community Biola Magazine Staff — December 9, 2019 (Photos / Natanael Cho) This fall, Biola opened a new Veteran Center — a gathering space for the university’s more than 120 veterans and... Lim Center Receives Grand Prize for Innovative Design Zachariah Jimison — December 9, 2019 Biola’s newest and largest academic building — the Alton and Lydia Lim Center for Science, Technology and Health — was recently awarded the grand... The Compartmentalization Conundrum Jake Aguas — December 9, 2019 Having worked in the corporate marketplace for nearly three decades now, I have had the opportunity to work side by side with many brothers and... A Mother’s Letter President's Perspective Barry Corey — December 9, 2019 Labor Day weekend brought the campus back to life. After a quiet summer, hundreds of jammed cars, SUVs and trailers hauled in the stuff of our... Biola Again Ranked as a Top National University 'U.S. News and World Report' spotlights Biola in several special recognition categories Biola Magazine Staff — December 9, 2019 Biola continues to be recognized as one of America’s best colleges, evidenced by a series of college rankings released this fall — including... Biola’s Campus Safety Receives International Recognition Zachariah Jimison — December 9, 2019 CampusSafety Chief John Ojeisekhoba (center) receives a President’s Award in June from the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement... A Warm Welcome Across the Country This year’s new student send-offs included 14 cities in 5 weekends Lily Tsau — December 9, 2019 Alumni, students and families at the new student send-off in San Juan Capistrano, one of 14 such events held this summer. ( Photo courtesy of Biola... Class Notes Biola Magazine Staff — December 9, 2019 Todd V. Lewis (’72, professor emeritus) is the author of a new play, Flight 1225 , based on a one-act play that was first presented at Biola in... Books, Willard and Winsome Christianity — May 15, 2019 Nine years ago, we published an online-only edition of Biola Magazine that featured an “Ultimate Summer Reading List” — an idea we liked so much that... The Virtue of Boredom — May 15, 2019 We need oxygen to live, not a phone. Some think it’s both. Paula and I were having dinner in Lower Manhattan when we were reminded of this. At one... University Leaders Approve New Statement on ‘Unity Amidst Diversity’ — May 15, 2019 Biola took an important step this spring by unveiling a long-anticipated document that will guide the university’s ongoing efforts to welcome and... 1 2 3 4 5 … Next › Last » Contact Biola Maps & Directions Emergency Info Privacy Policy Title IX Accessibility 13800 Biola Ave, La Mirada CA 90639 — © Biola University, Inc. All Rights Reserved....