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Alumnus Releases Critically Acclaimed Feature Film
“Blood on Her Name” resembles a modern-day film noir with a strong sense of morality
July 08, 2020
Biola University alumnus Don Thompson (’04) co-wrote and produced “Blood on Her Name,” a powerful theatrical feature which opened simultaneously...
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Alumni Offer Wisdom and Training in New Cinema and Media Arts Course
Popular weekend course helps prepare students to land and keep their first Hollywood job
July 08, 2020
Biola University alumni Sydney Patapoff (’09) and Nick Patapoff (’10) have worked steadily in the L.A. entertainment industry since graduating...
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Tom Halleen Named Founding Dean of Biola’s Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts
Former executive vice president at AMC Networks will serve as founding dean of Biola’s Snyder School of Cinema and Media Arts
June 29, 2020
After an extensive search process, Biola University has selected Tom Halleen , former executive vice president at AMC Networks, to serve as the...

April 27, 2025 — Talks For Christ Podcast
Dr. Michael Arena, dean of the Crowell School of Business, guest spoke on this Talks for Christ podcast episode on what Biola's new Adaptive MBA degree offers, how Crowell is staying relevant in an ever-evolving technologic society and Biola's emphasis on biblical integration as well as the development of the In-N-Out Leadership Academy.
April 26, 2025 —
Written by Biola's provost and senior vice president, Matthew J. Hall, this Gospel Coalition article talks about two things to consider when choosing a faith-based college: faculty's convictional alignment and faith integration across the curriculum. Biola University has been named the number one comprehensively Christian school and offers both of these to the highest degree.
April 24, 2025 —
This Stream article talks about how the image of God can also be defined as human identity. Dr. Ryan Peterson, associate professor of theology, advances that identity in his book "The Imago Dei as Human Identity: A Theological Interpretation," which is referenced in the article.