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a resource collective for women
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Resources from the Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts' Industry Professionals
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Cultivating Conviction with Civility

Latest Posts

Becoming Biola
Meet Kristen!
Kristen Kim — October 07, 2020
Hello everyone! My name is Kristen. I am so excited to be one of your Ambassadors this year! A little bit about myself: I'm a freshman Studio Art...
Becoming Biola
Meet Ethan!
Ethan de la Pena — October 07, 2020
Hello everyone! My name's Ethan De La Pena, I'm a sophomore here at Biola. I'm a Mathematics major with a concentration in Computer Science, and...
The Good Book Blog
The Thickness of the Gospel: Part 2
Greg Ganssle — October 07, 2020
Some years ago, I was driving up I-95 in New Haven, CT, and I spotted a billboard that read “Shouldn’t your bank do more?” I was struck by two...
The Good Book Blog
The Thickness of the Gospel: Part 1
Greg Ganssle — October 07, 2020
Suppose you go to Wal-Mart to buy a microwave oven. What is it that you want? You might think that you want an appliance that is inexpensive or...
Becoming Biola
Meet Maggie!
Magdalene Segarra — October 05, 2020
Hey, what's up guys, it's Maggie! I'm super excited to be a returning Social Media Ambassador this year! Some of you might recognize me from last...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 1: Today's Argument Culture
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — October 05, 2020
What is "the argument culture," and how have we been immersed into it? Tim and Rick unpack four notable characteristics of "the argument culture" and suggest an idea we can practice for turning it around.
GRIT
How are you, really?
Mental Health Awareness Week
Sophia Collins, Logan Lusk, Rachel McCready-White, Brooklynn Scantlebury, Zoe Taper — October 05, 2020
Hello, all! Congratulations on pushing through to week six! We can’t believe it’s already October. Last week, Student Wellness and Spiritual...
Becoming Biola
Meet Bailey!
Bailey Captain — October 05, 2020
Hi guys! My name is Bailey Captain, and I'm a junior Cinema/Media Arts major with a minor in Business Administration at Biola University. I am so...
The Good Book Blog
COVID-19, Leviticus and the Empty Tomb
Jonathan Lunde — October 05, 2020
I was walking across Biola’s eerily vacant campus a few weeks ago, when something subliminal surfaced in my thoughts. Nature unexpectedly felt “...
Biola News
Alumna Nicole Foy Works to Bridge Information Gap for Latino/Hispanic Community
The Biola University journalism graduate is a fellow with Stanford University’s John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships program this year
Sarah Dougher — October 02, 2020
When alumna Nicole Foy (’16) began working as a reporter in Nampa, Idaho, she noticed a disparity in coverage at the newspaper where she worked —...
The Good Book Blog
¿Un avivamiento por la COVID? Ministrando a un mundo que sufre
Matthew Williams — October 02, 2020
This post is also available in English. Tengo cincuenta y seis años y nunca he visto al mundo sufrir como ahora. Es horrible, y no quiero pasar...
Winsome Conviction
Hard Conversations
Timothy Muehlhoff — October 01, 2020
Living among the argument culture can feel daunting, and many do not feel safe voicing their opinions. A survey even found that 98% of Americans agree that incivility is threatening the very fabric of our way of life. Tim Muehlhoff speaks at Cru City Austin to shed light on the argument culture and provide hope for healing and compassionate disagreement.
Winsome Conviction
Episode 0: Trailer for Winsome Conviction Podcast
Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — October 01, 2020
Incivility is a hallmark of our conversations, both within the Church and across the broader culture. Can we foster conversations that deepen and enrich relationships rather than tear people apart? Tim and Rick highlight how today's argument culture has given rise to the Winsome Conviction podcast.
Think Biblically
Free to Believe — The Battle Over Religious Freedom
with Luke Goodrich
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — October 01, 2020
Conflicts over religious freedom have heightened especially in the last few years, and some maintain that religion is under assault in places where...
Biola News
Biola University's Torrey Honors Institute Becomes Torrey Honors College
Honoring the work of Torrey Honors, Biola has updated the name of its honors program
Jenna Loumagne — September 30, 2020
Biola University’s Torrey Honors Institute has changed its name to Torrey Honors College in recognition of the program’s impact. In its 25-year...
The Good Book Blog
Estoy cansado
Octavio Esqueda — September 30, 2020
This post is also available inEnglish. Estoy cansado. No me refiero a estar cansado físicamente por las actividades normales de la vida cotidiana...
The Good Book Blog
I'm Tired
Octavio Esqueda — September 30, 2020
This post is also available inSpanish. I'm tired. I don't mean being physically tired from the normal activities of daily life that have now been...
Student Life Blog
The Epidemic of Loneliness in a Pandemic of Illness
Sarah Morgan — September 29, 2020
The year 2020 hit us unexpectedly with a pandemic that we cannot ignore. Our schooling has been changed by it. Our housing has been changed by it....
The Good Book Blog
A New Resource for Mental Health and the Church
Kevin Van Lant — September 29, 2020
The number of people experiencing mental illness in our country has increased significantly over the past 15 years. Although causation may not be...
Student Life Blog
Acing Your Next Video Interview
Jasmyn Alvarez — September 28, 2020
Many employers conduct virtual interviews via phone, pre-recorded video questions, or live video calls as a way to maximize time. Now in light of...
The Good Book Blog
Bible Memorization and the Problem of Changing Bible Translations
Kenneth Berding — September 28, 2020
This post will address two sets of questions: 1) What translation should I use when I memorize the Bible? and 2) What if I have already memorized a...
Student Life Blog
What I Learned from Taking 15 Career Assessments
Heather Martin — September 25, 2020
Last year, I embarked on a journey to find a new online career assessment tool for Biola University students. I wanted to find the best for the...
The Good Book Blog
A Seeker’s Questions about the Trinity
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — September 25, 2020
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question Hi Dr. Craig, Sorry if this is a long...
Think Biblically
Seeing Jesus from the East
with Abdu Murray
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — September 24, 2020
Without even realizing it, many Westerners fail to understand the Bible, and the larger Christian story, from an Eastern perspective. Yet doing so...
The Good Book Blog
Theology and Cooking
John McKinley — September 23, 2020
I notice many helpful correlations between the activities of cooking food and the activities of doing theology. The analogy is illuminating and...