Kathryn Watson
Kathryn, a sophomore, is the news editor for The Chimes. She interned at the Huntington Beach Independent the summer of 2009.
Articles
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Carl Schreiber, vice president of business and financial affairs, is resigning after 22 years at Biola.
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Charissa Standage replaces sophomore Sarah Hernandez, who stepped down for unspecified "personal reasons."
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The thief held four Biolans at gunpoint and stole one's wallet on Sunday.
In this undated photo provided by Dickenson State University, missing student Afton Williamson, 20, of Lake Elsinore, Calif. is shown. (AP Photo/Dickenson State University)
Biola junior Carizza Sioco was friends with one of the three North Dakota softball players that was found dead in a pond last week.
A freshman suffered a biking injury after a car almost struck him as he exited Lot H.
Kenneth Starr lectures in Sutherland Hall Tuesday. Starr is well-known for spearheading political investigations into the scandal involving former President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky in the 90s. - Photo by Lindsey Minerva.
Kenneth Starr, dean of Pepperdine University School Law and former U.S. federal judge, spoke Tuesday in Sutherland Hall.
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Debate at Biola focuses on the ethical implications of choosing the physical features of a child before birth.
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Campus Safety officials say the “blend-in tactic,” in which criminals dress similar to their surroundings to commit crimes, is beginning to strike Biola.
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Chimes Online exclusive. Four Biola film students trained 36 middle schoolers to produce their own videos last week at Biola.
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A 2008 Biola film major grad, Dan Parris, 25, and his friend were injured in a plane crash just outside Nairobi, Kenya Saturday while shooting photos for their ...
Crystal Crawford after her graduation in 2007. At Biola she was a resident assistant in Alpha Chi and a member of the Red Tide dance group. She kept in close contact with Biola friends even after she graduated.
Crystal Crawford, a 2007 Biola graduate and former resident assistant, was killed in a drive by shooting late last month. Friends, co-workers and professors share some of their ...
Tuesday April 21, Biola faulty met for a second time in order to further the discussion on the issues surrounding the Jesus mural. They will be meeting next week to close the issue and come to a final decision. Photo by Mike Villa
The Jesus Mural saga continued in Friday's chapel, where several students and faculty offered personal reflections on “The Word.”
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Biola alumnus Glen W. Thomas ('68), newly appointed Secretary of Education for the State of California, paid a visit to his alma mater Wednesday to give a first-hand ...
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An in-house English faculty member will soon fill Biola’s dean of humanities post, which has been vacant for nearly a year.
