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Get to Know: Fall 2011
Li-shan Hung, world-class pianist
Biolans Up Close: Fall 2011
Ryan Callis ('02), artist, designer, assistant to Jim Carrey
Alumni Files: Fall 2011
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The Illusionist
Artist Gregory Michael Hernandez (’99) bends reality with his imaginative, geometrical installations
Sanctuary & Sacred Space
Making room for art in the life of faith
Still Building
Hudd Saffell continues to make a mark on Biola’s campus
Golden Girl
Runner Amy Atkinson (’11) wins international medals on a hopeful road to the Olympics
Pardon Our Dust!
New structures on campus, by the numbers
Student Filmmaker Wins YouTube Contest
$35,000 the latest prize for oft-awarded Zach King (’12)
Art and Belief
Christian artists converge on campus for CIVA conference
2011-12: The Year of the Arts
President's Perspective
Space for Art
Editor's Note
U.S. News Names Biola an "Up and Comer" Second Year in a Row
Biola Ranked Among Top National Universities
Biola Observes Tenth Anniversary of Sept. 11 with Lament Service and Ringing of Bells
Biola Remembers with Hope 9.11.2011
9/11: Are We All Moral Monsters?
9/11 soberly reveals again what is often hidden to us about our own anthropology: we are 9/11-enabled human beings and we are scared of our own mortality.