News Archive (2023)

• Cultivating Transformation in the Sciences: Kevin and Louise Huang

  November 20, 2023 by Megan Wilhelm

  Kevin & Louise Huang feel privileged to journey alongside students as they grow in their faith and their knowledge of the sciences. Their mentorship extends beyond the classroom, as they invite students over for home-cooked meals at Café Huang.
• Studying STEM at a Christian University

  August 7, 2023 by Tobin Perry

  Discover what studying STEM at a Christian university might look like for you.
• APU Hosts “Human Flourishing in the Age of AI” Conference

  July 26, 2023 by Nathan Foster

  APU's Center for Research in Science recently hosted "Human Flourishing in the Age of AI," a conference to promote a deeper understanding of AI's impact on society featuring experts on AI and a panel of APU faculty.
• $200,000 NSF Grant Supports Students STEM Identity through Learning Assistant Program

  July 19, 2023 by Nathan Foster

  APU recently received a $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study the effectiveness of learning assistants in the classroom and the experience of historically underrepresented students in STEM.
• Cultivating STEM Leaders Through Research as an R2 Institution

  July 12, 2023 by Nathan Foster

  APU recently announced a $2 million investment to purchase equipment which will enable faculty and students to conduct cutting edge research, further bolstering APU's status as the only CCCU institution to receive the Carnegie R2 designation.
• Taylor Mabuni ’21: More Than a Carpenter

  January 4, 2023 by Nathan Foster

  Taylor Mabuni '21 is making an impact as a carpenter who works on custom homes that are featured on many HGTV shows. In his work, he uses skills from his interdisciplinary studies degree at APU in business, leadership, and applied math.