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• School of Science, Technology and Health

  Biola Alumnus’ Journey to a Graduate Degree in Computational Chemistry

  Daniel Doria (’21) credits Christ-centered education from Biola for preparing him beyond his career

  October 25, 2024

  When Daniel Doria (’21) first entered Biola University as an undergraduate freshman, he did not anticipate pursuing a master’s in computational...

• School of Education

  New Grants Cover Tuition, Create New Pathway for Select Education Students

  Biola’s School of Education is recipient of new grants for teacher educators to receive their credential while working, altering the traditional model

  October 23, 2024

  Bucking the traditional model of student teaching for teacher credentialing, a new residency pathway for teachers allows graduate students to...

• School of Humanities and Social Sciences

  Hidden Gem: Just One Way to Describe the Torrey Honors College

  The American Council of Trustees and Alumni recognized the honors college for its emphasis on building community around dialogue and learning

  October 18, 2024

  The Torrey Honors College at Biola University has once again been recognized as a “Hidden Gem.” The designation came from the American Council of...

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• The Prosperity of the Wicked: A Theological Challenge in the Book of Job and in Ancient Near Eastern Literature

  October 24, 2024 — New Books in Ancient History Podcast

  Does Job convincingly argue against a fixed system of just retribution by proclaiming the prosperity of the wicked, an argument that runs contrary to traditional biblical and ancient Near Eastern wisdom? Addressing this question in this podcast episode, Dr. Dominick Hernández, associate professor of Old Testament and semitics in the Talbot School of Theology, gives careful consideration to the rhetoric, imagery, and literary devices used to treat the issue of the fate of the wicked in Job's first two rounds of dialogue.

• Does Jesus Tell Us to Prioritize Caring for Our Own?

  October 22, 2024 — Christianity Today

  Dr. Carmen Imes, professor of Old Testament in the Talbot School of Theology, writes a monthly column for Christianity Today, and this one explores the story of Jesus and the Canaanite woman at the well and how Jesus's meaningful conversation with her was culturally unheard of, but was Jesus's way of proving a point to his disciples about caring for people outside of Israel.

• What the Impact of Distributed Work on Organisational Networks Tells Us About the Future of Talent Management

  October 22, 2024 — myHRfuture

  Dr. Michael Arena, dean of the Crowell School of Business, was a guest on the Digital HR Leaders podcast. In this episode, he shares insight on how the shift to hybrid and distributed work is potentially reshaping the fabric of organizations' networks and how leveraging these changes can build more effective teams and drive business success.

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