News Archive (2019)

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  APU School of Music to Perform 40^th Annual “Celebrate Christmas”
  October 8, 2019
  APU's School of Music presents their 40^th annual "Celebrate Christmas" concert on Dec. 6-7. This year's performance will feature an alumnic reception after the Saturday evening concert.
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  Moxy Anne ’19 Sings for the People
  September 30, 2019 by Nathan Foster
  Just months after graduating from APU, singer Moxy Anne released her first solo song, entitled "The Egg." The song was inspired by her trip to China over the summer with the Chamber Singers.
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  With a Diverse College Faculty, All Students Gain New Perspectives
  September 24, 2019 by Stephanie Thurrott
  Students thrive when they are educated in an environment that includes a diverse college faculty. Here’s how APU is working to advance a diverse community.
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  APU Alumna Releases Debut Single in Solidarity with Hong Kong People
  September 11, 2019
  The Christian Post recently interviewed Cassandra Mohr '19, known as Moxy Anne, on her debut single, "The Egg," a song dedicated to the people of Hong Kong who are standing together for freedom.
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  Music Entrepreneurship: 5 Careers You Should Consider
  August 6, 2019 by Tobin Perry
  Whether you’re interested in creating music, producing others’ work, or managing artists, a degree in music entrepreneurship can help you reach your goals.
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  Setting Career Goals Can Help You Conquer Graduate School
  July 23, 2019 by Heather Nelson
  Setting career goals can help you choose the right graduate degree program and chart your course to success! Here’s everything you need to know.
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  Azusa Conservatory of Music Provides Summer Camp for Local Youth
  July 15, 2019
  Azusa Pacific University's School of Music hosts its 10th annual Azusa Conservatory of Music Summer Camp, inviting local students to join an ensemble and grow as musicians while making beautiful music.
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  June's Featured Faculty: Zach Cheney, Ph.D., Cinematic Arts
  June 4, 2019
  Prior to coming to APU, Zach Cheney bounced all over: undergraduate studies in Georgia, study-abroad in Rome, seminary in St. Louis, grad school in San Francisco, more grad school in Oregon, and short stints in Washington and Southern California. His professional life has consisted almost entirely in preparation for teaching...
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  Dennis Royse, Ph.D., Retires After 34 Years of Service
  May 9, 2019
  After 34 years of service in the School of Music at Azusa Pacific University, Dr. Dennis Royse is retiring. We talked with Dr. Royse and asked him about his time here at APU. He shared three parting words of wisdom for the faculty, staff, students, and alumni.  First, he said,...
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  APU Symphony Orchestra Holds Free Concert at Citrus College
  April 11, 2019
  Azusa Pacific University’s Symphony Orchestra performs Johannes Brahms’ A German Requiem with APU’s Masterworks Chorale and the West Coast premier of Joseph Klein’s Against the gusts of blank repose, A threshold that persists.
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  APU Jazz Ensemble Selected for Prestigious Festival
  February 14, 2019
  Azusa Pacific University’s Jazz Ensemble will take the stage at the 49th annual Next Generation Jazz Festival in Monterey, California, April 5-7, 2019, joining top university jazz groups from across the nation.