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At the end of last spring while praying I asked God, “Is it even possible to have a healthy friendship with someone whose ideas about the world...

To anyone who walks across this campus missing mom, dad, sister, brother, best friend, mentor –– this one's for you.

About a week ago, GRIT’s ‘18-’19 Editorial Board spent the day in my bright little living room, planning and talking together about you, the women...

I have dreaded this day for as long as I have worked for GRIT. The day I would have to plop myself down in front of my computer and write my last...

English major Marijane Fasana discusses the complexity of being biracial.

Sophomore Frida Munoz talks about pain, positivity, and spiritual renewal.

From our early stages of youth until now, we are taught to keep our “purity” at all costs. We are held by a firm grasp of moral standards from the...

https://www.biola.edu/campus-safety/sexual-assault Every year Biola University, as well as tons of other schools and organizations, dedicate the...

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Biola is hosting a variety of events & activities to educate & equip our community.

Engineering Physics major Michelle Menkel writes about the GRIT it takes to ask hard questions.

Alumna Rachel Stanley tackles the difference between being alone & being lonely.

Senior Communication Studies major Hannah Williamson captures the 2018 Woven Conference.

Sarah Schwartz discusses #MeToo, #ChurchToo, and an upcoming event about recognizing abusive patterns.

Sarah celebrates International Women's day by sharing a piece from author Sarah Bessey.

Guest blogger Chantel wrestles with the lack of safe spaces to discuss female sexuality & shame.

In November 2017 I heard Ruth Padilla DeBorst speak about a New Testament church event called “The Jerusalem Collection” at a Biblical Studies...

If you’re heading home or find yourself spending more time with family than usual this Spring Break, you may have mixed feelings about what the...

Current student Elizabeth Vrinten explores how being a woman in STEM has helped her cultivate grit.

Sarah Schwartz discusses the beauty of female friendship.

This week's installment of our Women at Work series highlights the experience of one of our own adjunct Biblical Studies professors, Jeannine...

No one told me when I started the internship of my dreams just how terrifying it’d be. The first day I went into the office—a trendy space in the...

Women have always worked. A majority of women have to work to keep their families afloat. In Katelyn Beaty’s A Woman’s Place, she explains why God...

Sarah Schwartz discusses making (and sticking to) a budget as a young adult.

A call for submissions from GRIT readers.

Today's guest post comes from Dr. Walter Augustine, Biola's Director of Intercultural Education and Research and Adjunct Lecturer at Talbot School...