Alum Crystal Munoz '12 makes transformative changes in the community as recently crowned Miss California Latina 2013.

HomeWord invites couples to the Refreshing Your Marriage Conference, hosted by Jim Burns and Doug Fields, taking place February 22-23 at Azusa Pacific.

On Sunday, January 20, Azusa City Hall’s front lawn bustled with activity as residents of all ages and backgrounds came together to celebrate the 11th annual Hands Across Azusa.

Celebrating the creative use of language and literature, APU welcomes poet Robert Pinsky for this year's James L. Hedges Distinguished Lecture on March 5, from 7-8 p.m.

Biblical studies major and skilled photographer Skyler Russell ’13 traverses the globe, capturing his adventures through the lens of his camera and firmly trusting in God while embracing risk.

The School of Music and Departments of Art and Design, and Theater, Film, and Television join forces in fall 2013 to form the new College of Music and the Arts, enhancing collaboration and creativity among the students of all three disciplines.

APU alumnus Ruben Niebla '95 attains his dream job as major league interim pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians.

Keynote speaker Don Waisanen, Ph.D., alongside students, faculty, and guests, will focus on Communication Ethics and Civility at this 26th annual conference.

G.I. Jobs names APU a Military Friend School, confirming on a national level the university's commitment to serving veterans.

With more than 20 years of professional experience working with the city of Azusa, Ginny Dadaian, director of community relations at APU, builds a bridge between the Azusa community and Azusa Pacific University.

A National Science Foundation grant awarded to Bin Tang, Ph.D., professor of computer science, funds groundbreaking research to develop innovations in data preservation and storage alongside his students.

The university will close Monday, January 21, in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

APU piano faculty join to perform their favorite piano duets on February 3, in honor of former professor of piano, Dorothy Hwang.

Azusa Pacific Online University (APOU) celebrates the graduation of its first students and continues to make transformative education available through technology to a wider range of students.