On today’s episode: 

Our host, Matthew Garcia, takes us through top headlines from the week: AI art raises concerns from Biola students and faculty, Tyler Jones pushes for Latin class, Mock Rock premieres, and more.

For more details about this week’s headlines: Live From Lot F, Biola Vocal Jazz, Chimes Application,

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On today’s episode:
Our host, Matthew Garcia, takes us through the week's top headlines: a student-athlete balancing the Torrey Honors Program, a student-led push to introduce Latin as a foreign language option, and more. 

For more details about this week’s headlines: Through the Lens of K-Drama: Panel and Korean Literature Exhibit How Korean Stories Reflect Our World, America at 250: Faith, Freedom and the Future of the American Economy, 2026 Graduation Fair, The Story of Everything, Godspell, and EngageX.

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On today’s BONUS episode:

Our host, Matthew Garcia, interviews the president of Biola’s Student Government Association, TJ Malley, on reflections on the last year, comments on recent structural changes, and hopes for the future of SGA. For more details about Biola’s Student Government Association :Student Government Association

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On today’s episode:

Matthew Garcia walks through the week’s top headlines, including SGA election results, Biola tennis advancing to the PacWest Championships, interfaith dialogue through the Winsome Conviction Project, and more.

For more details about this week’s headlines: Torrey Honors Distinguished Guest Lecture with Dr. Carl R. Trueman - Biola University, Pop Ensembles Concert, Biola’s couple conference, Symphonic Winds Concert, and Spring Sing.

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Our host, Reagan Glidewell, takes us through top headlines from the week: AI art raises concerns from Biola students and faculty, Tyler Jones pushes for Latin class, Mock Rock premieres, and more.

For more details about this week’s headlines: annual composition contents, mock rock, Befriending Wilderness Symposium, Biola Symphony Orchestra, Biola Chorale Concert

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On today’s episode:

Our host, Matthew Garcia, walks through the week’s top headlines: Talbot professors open up about struggles in their faith journeys, and Biola dive team athlete Caleb Pook makes a standout comeback season. Plus, a look at what’s happening on campus this week, including Admitted Student Day, the Day of Prayer, The Rising concert, a Percussion Ensemble performance, and the K-12 Education Fair.

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On today’s BONUS episode:

Our host, Matthew Garcia, goes over an interview conducted by Chimes staff writer Alvia Woolard with Missions Conference Directors Gaby Cole and Katie Regains on what to expect from Missions Conferences this year, some behind-the-scenes work they do, and the meaning of the theme this week. 

For more details about Missions Conference: Missions Conference

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On today’s episode:

Our host, Matthew Garcia, covers major headlines from the week: escalating conflict involving Iran and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz impacting global oil prices; several awards earned by Chimes Media Group staff at the California College Media Association conference in San Francisco; and an unusual March heat wave across Southern California.

This episode also highlights what’s happening at Biola this week, including the Cook Missions Conference centered on the theme “Children of Light,” and the Biola Film Festival awards ceremony hosted by the Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts.

For more details about this week’s headlines: 

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On today’s episode:

Host Reagan Glidewell covers top headlines from the week: track season spotlight on Eboselulu Omofoma, baseball return for Nico Hagadorn, upcoming music performances at Biola University, the Engage X speaker series, the Pulchrum Conference and more.

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On today’s episode:

Our host, Matthew, takes us through top headlines from the week: Biola’s 118th birthday celebrations; a new era for Men’s Basketball under Coach Dave Holmquist; environmental stewardship with Kevin Browning; the metal sounds of His Last Breath; and a full slate of Conservatory concerts and Career Center events.

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