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Random Acts Of Culture Brings Music and Art to the Heart of Biola
Biola's Conservatory of Music and Center for Christianity, Culture, and the Arts merge to create dynamic acts of culture around campus.
October 01, 2014
A quiet Friday morning on Biola’s campus in September was interrupted by the tinkling of a toy piano. As the unusual sound drew a crowd, Jonah...
Academics
Biola Feature "Cicada" Wins Grand Jury Prize at Guam International Film Festival
Cinema & Media Arts Professor Dean Yamada’s "Cicada" continues its film festival tour as he works on his second feature project
September 30, 2014
Biola University's student-produced feature film “Cicada” won the grand jury prize for Best Narrative Feature at the Guam International Film...
Academics
Professor Monica Cure on Postcards, Fulbright Research and Traveling the Globe
September 25, 2014
Professor Monica Cure may be an aficionado of postcards, but her credentials go past connoisseur or collector. As one that has traveled the globe...

You Don’t Need a Decoder Ring Each Time You Suffer
March 11, 2026 — Christianity Today
Dr. Liz Hall, professor of psychology in the Rosemead School of Psychology, and Dr. Jason McMartin, professor of theology in the Talbot School of Theology, shared their insights on how those suffering can still find comfort in God's promises in this Christianity Today article.
New Film Explores ‘Intentional Design’ of The Universe
March 10, 2026 — Daily Citizen
This Daily Citizen article covers the new documentary film called "The Story of Everything: The Science That Reveals a Mind Behind The Universe," a project that explores intentional design throughout nature. Dr. Doug Axe, the Rosa Endowed Chair of molecular biology, is one of the featured interviewees in the film.
Christian Disagreement in a Culture of Outrage: Dr. Tim Muehlhoff
February 27, 2026 — Theology in the Raw podcast
Dr. Tim Muehlhoff, director of the Winsome Conviction Academy, joins podcast host Preston Sprinkle on this episode of Theology in the Raw to discuss what it looks like for Christians to communicate with each other and non-believers about topics they may disagree on.