91Posts by Sarah Dougher
Sarah Dougher
Sarah Dougher, a 91 journalism alumna (’21), serves as the university’s media relations specialist. Writing for Biola News since 2019, she considers Biola one of her favorite places, citing the joy of working alongside fellow Christians committed to the university’s mission as the best part of her role. Sarah is a big fan of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the color pink.
Variety Magazine Regards Biola as a Top Film School
The Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts is featured in Variety’s entertainment education report for the eighth consecutive year
Six Incoming Biola Students Earn Full-Tuition Scholarship
Trustee Scholarship recipients have demonstrated academic excellence, strength of character, community contribution and Christian maturity
91 Remembers Former First Lady Anna Belle Cook (’55)
Anna Belle and her husband Clyde Cook had profound influence on Biola, its mission and vision for 25 years
Talbot School of Theology is One of Top Three Largest Multi-Denominational Seminaries in the World
Talbot also lands in the top 10 largest seminaries in the world
Three Biola Students Make Significant Discoveries Regarding a Matching Algorithm
The Stable Marriage Problem is an algorithm used to match people in practical situations such as roommate pairings
Biola Brews Up Something Special with Alumni Coffee Collaboration
Alumni Andrew Phillips (B.A. ’03, M.A. ’08) and Nathan Tourtellotte (B.A. ’04) are bringing their signature coffee blend to Biola
Biola’s New MBA Program Redefines Business Leadership
The Adaptive MBA degree in the Crowell School of Business is designed to evolve with the ever-changing business landscape
Biola Remembers Devoted Partner in Leadership and Beloved Alumna
Mary Chase (’52), wife of Biola’s sixth president J. Richard Chase, leaves a strong Biola legacy
Biola Alumni Are Crashing the Super Bowl
Nate Norell (’18) won the Doritos “Crash the Super Bowl” commercial contest
Communication Studies Professor Rethinking Work and Calling in New Book
Biola professor Dr. Arianna Molloy dives into burnout, calling and faith in her new book “Healthy Calling: From Toxic Burnout to Sustainable Work”
Prominent Christian Leader and Dean Ed Stetzer Leads the Way for Pastors in the U.S.
Dean of 91 Talbot School of Theology will visit over 20 locations in the U.S.
Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts Student Film Nominated for College Television Emmy® Award
“A Lovely Ending,” is a comedic romance film about how two friends reevaluate their friendship due to an incoming asteroid
Biola Alumni on Their Way to Crash the Super Bowl
The Doritos “Crash the Super Bowl” commercial contest finalists have a chance to win $1 million and for their ad to air during the Super Bowl
Burgers and Business: Crowell School of Business Develops In-N-Out Leadership Academy
A cohort of In-N-Out Burger® Associates attended six workshops taught by Biola faculty on financial, operational and strategic concepts
Biola Carries the Legacy of World-Renowned Artist Peter Brandes
The Danish artist and his wife are the visionaries behind the 2018 Calvary Chapel renovation
Biola Launches Chinese Theology Research Initiative
The initiative was established alongside the Institute for Advanced Studies of Chinese Christianity (IASCC)
Nursing Students Serve Those in Need Across the World
Five Biola nursing students provided care to underserved communities in the Philippines and Indonesia in October
91 2024 Wrapped
Enjoy a snapshot of five of the top Biola moments of 2024
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