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Alumni, Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts
Two Biola Student Films to Premiere on PBS SoCal Fine Cut Festival of Films
Fantasy film “Nod” and action film “Roman Candle: A Love Story” were created by Biola film and art students
September 23, 2025
Two films by recent Snyder School of Cinema & Arts alumni are making their mainstage debut this week. PBS SoCal, Southern California’s flagship...
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U.S. News & World Report Ranks Biola University Among Top National Universities in America
The organization recognizes Biola on notable lists for a premier first-year experience, student accessibility and top undergraduate psychology and nursing programs
September 23, 2025
Recognized for its outstanding first-year experience and extraordinary academic quality, Biola University has been credited as one of the nation’s...
Academics, Student Life, University News
Niche.com Ranks Biola University as Number One Christian College in California
Biola has also been recognized as a top university in America by Forbes and Money.com
September 17, 2025
Biola University has been recognized as the number one Christian college in California by Niche.com , a reputable online resource that helps...

Knowing the Bible by Heart
January 19, 2026 — Haven Today
In these Haven Today podcast episodes, Dr. Ken Berding, professor of New Testament, shares thoughts from his new book, "The Bible By Heart," on methods of memorizing Scripture based on how the Bible depicts people memorizing long passages.
What Is True Blessedness?
January 17, 2026 — Crossway
This Crossway article is adapted from Dr. Uche Anizor's new book, "The Goodness of God in the Gift of Scripture: 20 Meditations." In this article, he focuses on the theme of "blessedness," which is a major motif in the psalms, the focus of his book.
‘The 200-Church Gap’: Data Shows Closures Eclipse Openings In the US
January 14, 2026 — Religion Unplugged
Research shows that church closures were surpassing church openings in 2024, as reported in this Religion Unplugged article. In the article, Dr. Ed Stetzer, dean of the Talbot School of Theology, shared that church planting is more important now than ever in the current climate in America. He said, "Church planting is the most significant engine for evangelistic growth that we have in the world today."