APU Articles
APU’s Master of Public Health Program Provides Students with Internship, Research, and Mentorship Opportunities
September 17, 2025 | Health Sciences
With a 100 percent employment rate within three months of graduation, APU's Master of Public Health (MPH) program prepares students to enter the ever-changing field with theoretical knowledge, internship experience, fellowship opportunities, and connections to professionals on and off campus.
APU Rolls Out New AI Policy to Promote Innovation and Work Force Preparedness with Integrity
September 16, 2025
In concurrence with the start of the fall semester, Azusa Pacific University rolled out a new campus wide AI policy. Google Gemini will be a tool used to inspire and assist students as they prepare to be difference makers in their fields.
Called to Care: ELM Program Offers Accelerated Path to Nursing Career
September 16, 2025 | Nursing
APU's Entry Level Master's in Nursing (ELM) program offers students an accelerated pathway to a rewarding career where they earn their BSN and RN in 18 months, before earning a master's in an advanced practice role.
Student Resources: University Counseling Center Promotes Psychological and Social Wellness on Campus
September 16, 2025
The UCC strives to provide Christian counseling and outreach to promote psychological and social wellness on campus through free, confidential counseling, workshops and panels on mental health topics, and self care events.
Alumni Feature: Brandon Hook ’12 Worships God Through Creative Curiosity, Empathy, and Storytelling
September 15, 2025 | Alumni
Brandon Hook ’12 started college without a clear idea of what he wanted to pursue as a career, but his time at APU and on three study away experiences showed him how the calling to be a lifelong learner can be a form of worship.
Jenna (Eck ’04, MEd ’07) Kranzberg Creates Joy Through Love-filled Baking
September 12, 2025 | Alumni
When Jenna (Eck ’04 MEd’07) Kranzberg started her business, Sweet Buttered Biscuits, she was initially looking for a way to foster her passion for baking in the midst of everyday chaos, but her confections have grown into connections, allowing her to share love and create delicious memories. What started as a way to share her confections with friends and family has flourished into a busy baking stand at farmers' markets across Texas.
3 APU BFA Students Gain Valuable Work Experience at Successful Organizations
September 08, 2025 | Arts
This summer, 3 BFA students gained acting, singing, dancing, and teaching experience while improving their skills, learning from others, and creating valuable connections within the industry.
APU’s Acting for the Stage and Screen Prepares Students for the Industry and Beyond
September 03, 2025
At Azusa Pacific University, under the guidance of Jill Brennan-Lincoln, MA, chair of the Theater Arts Department, students are prepared for the constantly evolving acting industry.
Global Engagement: Carter Mendes ’27 Acts as a Role Model in the Dominican Republic
August 15, 2025 | service
Carter Mendes ’27 was part of the Dominican Republic Global Engagement team and was deeply inspired by the joyful interactions he had on the trip and the role of mentorship he played for children.
Alumni Feature: Kaitlin Hook ’12 Lifts Others’ Stories Through Marketing Campaigns
August 14, 2025 | Alumni
Kaitlin Hook ’12 has always had a passion for telling stories of real people, walking alongside them, and lifting up their voices. After graduation, she began working in marketing and has since worked on many large-scale projects for local governments, nonprofits, and organizations.
