APU Articles
God’s Design in Bacteria
July 03, 2017
Unfortunately, bacteria have gained a negative reputation since Louis Pasteur proposed the Germ Theory of Disease. Most now think of bacteria as disease-causing superbugs that must be avoided at all costs. But that is true in only a small number of cases. Sometimes, normal beneficial bacteria, like the E. coli we have in our intestines that make vitamins, can change when they encounter DNA from other bacteria.
Professor Black Goes to Hollywood
June 28, 2017
Justice For All
June 26, 2017
Scrutiny of the U.S. criminal justice system has never been more intense. Every news outlet, television network, internet feed, and social media site reveals not only information and commentary, but also audio and visual accounts of traffic stops, arrests, and court proceedings. With cameras on every cell phone and millennials’ natural inclination to share their experiences publicly, we are now privy to more incidents of police contact with the community than ever before. This changes everything about criminal justice, professionals in the field, crime victims, and outcomes of the justice system.
APU Hosts Summer Institute on Theology and Disability
June 15, 2017
New Master’s Program Prepares Leaders in Biotechnology
June 12, 2017
APU Hosts Faith-based SBIRT Training
May 22, 2017
APU’s Armenian Student Association Unveils Memorial
May 16, 2017
Azusa Pacific University's Armenian Student Association (ASA) unveiled a khachkar, or cross stone memorial, during a dedication ceremony on April 22, attended by students, their families, and community members to commemorate the lives lost in the Armenian Genocide.
Disability Awareness Week Sparks Interest and Action
May 15, 2017
APU Graduate Student Awarded $114,000 Science Grant
May 15, 2017
Leadership by Association
May 01, 2017
Why Graduation Rate Matters in Your College Search
April 25, 2017
Tending the Shepherds: Helping Ministers to Thrive
April 17, 2017
Andrea Ivanov-Craig Talks About New Book, Moving Toward Redemption
April 04, 2017
Andrea Ivanov-Craig, PhD, is a professor in the Department of English and scholar of Catholic short-story writer Andre Dubus. Her research of Dubus spans nearly two decades. She recently published her book, Moving Toward Redemption: Spirituality and Disability in the Late Writings of Andre Dubus (1936–1999).