APU Articles
Soul Music: Professor’s Son Inspires His Calling
November 15, 2019
Gentle harmonies mix with the babble of a baby as a husband and wife sing their young son a lullaby before bed—music weaves throughout the family of John Burdett ’01, Ed.D., assistant music professor, director of instrumental studies and bands, playing a central role in their lives. Then, a visit to the pediatrician’s office shook their world of sound and song: the doctor diagnosed their son, Cole, as profoundly deaf. When they received the news, shock flooded their minds.
Doctoral Program Preparation: Getting Your Mind Ready
November 14, 2019
The Benefits of Diversity in College Staff
November 07, 2019
A Student’s Guide to Staying on Campus During Break
November 06, 2019
Unearthing Biblical History for the Classroom
November 04, 2019
Biblical history came alive for me a decade ago when I participated in my first archaeological project. Since then I have worked on projects in Israel, Central Asia, and, for the past eight years, as a member of an archeological team at an excavation site on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. T (KUSP) is a collaborative effort led by Southwestern Theological Seminary seeking to better understand the transitional period of the 4 century AD when Christianity replaced paganism as the dominant religion of the island.
The Best Strategic Communication Jobs
October 31, 2019
5 College Application Tips for Undergraduate Students
October 29, 2019
APU Launches Zephyr Point Tahoe Study Away Program
October 28, 2019
Changing My Major and Finding My Calling
October 25, 2019
Paying for College: What Is the True Cost of a College Education?
October 24, 2019
How Colleges Select Theater Productions (and Why It Matters)
October 22, 2019
Kingdom Couple: Sharing a Love of Faith and Science
October 18, 2019
