APU Articles

The River of Faith

January 12, 2015

Contrary to the popular saying, I believe it is un familiarity, not familiarity, that breeds contempt. This occurs not only when we encounter different cultures and religious beliefs, but also when we discover differing understandings, traditions, and practices of our Christian faith. Confronted with these variations, many Christians tend to withdraw from fellow believers in a veiled, yet very real, form of bias toward those who do not share the same interpretation of the history and practice of Christianity.

Reporting on a Celebration of Freedom: The 25 Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall

December 05, 2014

New Physical Therapy App Brings the Textbook to Life

December 04, 2014

Bringing God’s Kingdom to Earth

December 04, 2014

Final Papers? The Writing Center Can Help

December 01, 2014

Celebrating Christmas

November 13, 2014

School of Nursing Federal Grant Promotes Mental Health and Wellness

October 29, 2014

International Center Welcomes Students "Home"

October 27, 2014

Step inside the doors of Azusa Pacific's International Center, and you quickly see why they call all who enter “family.” On any given day, you can find Styrofoam boxes of Chinese takeout covering the table, music playing loudly (with dancing, if you’re lucky), and international and American students sitting on couches laughing, chatting, sharing a meal, and even napping. The International Center is more than an office to these students—it’s home.

New Engineering Program and Department Form to Meet High Demand

October 20, 2014

APU Tackles the STEM Crisis

October 13, 2014