News Archive (2019)

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  The Other Half: APU’s Rebecca Cantor Brings to Light Women in the Bible
  May 17, 2019 by Abigail Reed
  Whether stepping into the garden with Eve or journeying alongside Solomon’s 600th wife, The Other Half: Poems about Women in the Bible by Rebecca Cantor, Ph.D., assistant provost, brings new depth to the experiences of women in scripture.
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  Online Graduate Degrees: 6 Reasons You Should Pursue One
  May 16, 2019 by Tobin Perry
  A growing number of students are pursuing online graduate degrees. If you’ve been thinking about it, here are six reasons you should make a plan to enroll.
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  Azusa Pacific University Names Paul Ferguson as 17^th President
  April 10, 2019
  Paul Ferguson, Ph.D., an experienced and acclaimed administrator and educator, becomes the 17th president of Azusa Pacific University on June 1.
• A Letter from the Provost: Student Handbook
  March 20, 2019

  Dear APU Community,
  
  On behalf of the administration, I want to let you know that we’ve updated our Undergraduate Student Handbook to better serve our students. The previous handbook, mostly written decades ago when APU was a small residential-focused college, was outdated. The updated version reflects the input of SGA...

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  Graduate Business Degrees: 3 Questions to Help You Decide Between an MBA and an MBM
  March 14, 2019 by Tobin Perry
  Don’t let the decision between graduate business degrees stress you out! These three questions can help you choose between pursuing an MBA or an MBM.
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  What It’s Like to Teach the Science of the Crucifixion
  March 10, 2019 by Alyssa Burlingame ’19
  Each semester, an Azusa Pacific biology professor presents a lesson like no other, teaching her students about the science of the crucifixion.