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West Campus, Building OneGlobal Engagement: Alyssa Burdick ’27 Explores Faith Through Everyday Interactions in Costa Rica
July 23, 2026 | Global Engagement
Alyssa Burdick ’27 was a part of the Costa Rica Global Engagement team this summer. The team’s practical goal was to deliver water filtration kits to families without access to clean water, and their other goal was to partake in relational ministry with the families.
Cougar Stadium Renovations Enhance Fan and Student Athlete Experience
July 22, 2026 | Alumni
When APU’s football team faces off against Whittier College on Sept. 19, they won’t just be celebrating the return of Cougar football, they’ll be the first team to ever play on APU’s brand new field at Cougar Stadium. This is just one of many renovations the university is making to enhance the fan and student athlete experience as the APU community gets ready to cheer on the Cougars this fall.
Cutting the Cost of Tuition: Ways to Make Your APU Education More Affordable
July 21, 2026 | Undergraduate
APU proudly offers 100% of undergraduate students financial aid through scholarships and grants. Whether students are still in high school, getting ready to start their freshman year, transferring in, or at any other point in their educational journey at APU, there are many ways to make a top-tier Christian education more affordable.
Alumni Feature: Peter Holmstrom ’18 is Challenging What Education Can Look Like at Summit School
July 08, 2026 | Alumni, Education
Peter Holmstrom '18 is at the forefront of a new style of education. Holmstrom, who serves as head of Summit School in Waco, Texas, leads a school that focuses on project-based learning, with intentional play and time outside.
APU School of Education’s New Master’s in Education Encourages Lifelong Learners
July 07, 2026 | Education
Azusa Pacific University cultivates a vibrant culture of academic excellence, encouraging all students to lean into high standards of learning and professional preparation. Within the School of Education’s new Master's of Education (MAEd), lovers of learning can expand their knowledge and skills in and out of the classroom. This program is designed for any professional wanting to deepen their understanding of teaching, no matter their profession.
Global Engagement: Nicole Segura ’27 Experiences the Vibrant Culture and Faith of Chiapas
July 06, 2026 | Global Engagement
Nicole Segura ’27 immersed herself in Mexican culture on the Chiapas Global Engagement trip this summer. Segura learned a lot about slowing down and enjoying life by leaning into her faith and observing how the people in Chiapas integrate their faith into their everyday lives.
Global Engagement: Arturo Fraile Beltran ’27 Builds Relationships through Service in Ensenada
July 01, 2026 | Global Engagement
Arturo Fraile Beltran ’27 was a member of the Ensenada Global Engagement team this summer. The team’s main goal was to build a church that will also be used as a schoolhouse. Beltran was inspired by the people he met in Ensenada to live happier with less and serve without seeking anything in return.
Kriss Akabusi ‘92: Running a Race Bigger Than Gold
June 30, 2026 | Alumni
From the Olympics to classrooms at APU, Kriss Akabusi ‘92 discovered that his greatest victories weren’t measured by medals alone. During his time at APU, he strengthened his faith, embraced his calling, and found a purpose that continues to shape his life today. “To be successful, you need commitment, dedication, hard work, and to show up,” said Akabusi.
Kendra Delahooke ’16 Is Changing the Future of Child Therapy
June 23, 2026
For Kendra Delahooke ’16, LMFT, helping children heal starts with understanding the whole family. As founder and CEO of Child Therapy Center, she is redefining mental health care through neuroscience-informed therapy, parent involvement, and spaces intentionally designed for growth. “When we intervene early, we can completely change the trajectory of their lives,” said Delahooke. From the classroom at APU to expanding Child Therapy Center across the nation, Delahooke is helping children and families build resilience, strengthen relationships, and discover hope through healing.
Global Engagement: Olivia Arretche ’28 Finds Joy and Gratitude in Youth and Medical Ministry in Honduras
June 22, 2026 | Global Engagement
Olivia Arretche ’28 was a part of APU’s Honduras Global Engagement team this summer. The team, with the support of Footsteps Missions, assisted nurses and dentists in providing healthcare to children and adults in areas of poverty.