Student Publications

The Chimes

The Chimes is Biola's newspaper. The editorial staff of 12 edits the variety of stories brought in by Chimes reporters and publishes a newspaper every Thursday, excluding holidays, finals, and during Torrey and Missions Conference week. The Chimes staff is dedicated to fair and accurate coverage of not only events, issues and people at Biola University, but the world at large. Many members of the staff have a passion for the field of journalism, but there are some who just enjoy breaking the news, educating people and working under a deadline. Ultimately, The Chimes staff's mission is "to glorify God in how we run the newsroom, what we decide to cover, how we cover it, and in the overall presentation of the paper." Read more about the Chimes

Biola Radio

Biola has a history when it comes to radio. Founded in 1922 by the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, KJS was the first radio station devoted to religious programming in Los Angeles, and the second in the nation. Continue reading about Biola Radio

The Biolan

Begun in 1927, The Biolan has served the University student body and faculty nearly every year since. A chronicle of each year's events, the Biolan showcases student life, education and faith in an integral and theme-driven manner. Starting out as a small black and white book with small photos, the Biolan has grown with technology and student population to its present 264 pages with many large full-color photographs and progressive design. The Biolan is run by students and funded with student fees so that every student receives a yearbook at the end of the year.

EagleVision

EagleVision is a student-run, daily television news broadcast from the Biola University Mass Communication department. Every weekday, EagleVision broadcasts to students across Biola's campus as well as the surrounding community and around the world, via the Internet. Watch EagleVision or learn more about the Eaglevision team.

Visit Biola's Mass Communications website for more information.