APU Articles

Now What? A Graduating Senior Reflects on Finishing College

March 12, 2019

Animation Students Guest Host Annie Awards

March 11, 2019

What It’s Like to Teach the Science of the Crucifixion

March 10, 2019

Each semester, Cahleen Shrier, Ph.D., a professor in Azusa Pacific’s Department of Biology and Chemistry, presents a lesson like no other. Her General Biology 1 students learn about the science of the crucifixion, a lecture Shrier has given for the past 20 years. Focusing on the physiological components of Christ’s crucifixion, what Shrier teaches offers a window into the suffering Jesus experienced and the depth of the sacrifice made on the cross. We talked to Shrier about what it’s been like to teach this subject matter for two decades.

Scriptural Stations of the Cross: A Devotional Reflection on the Science of Jesus’ Crucifixion

March 08, 2019

Writing a Purpose Statement: 5 Tips to Stand Out in Your Graduate School Application

March 05, 2019

Commuter Hacks: 4 Tips for Improving Your Commuter Experience

February 28, 2019

Project Best High School Scholars Experience APU

February 27, 2019

11 Careers If You Want to Help People (But Don't Want to Be a Doctor)

February 26, 2019

So, you want to help people. That’s a noble desire—and one you should be proud of! It’s important to nurture this characteristic as you head to college.

APU Alumnus Performs in Hamilton National Tour

February 24, 2019

When Azusa Pacific University alumnus Darnell Abraham ’09 took the stage as George Washington in a national tour of Hamilton, alongside renowned Broadway actor and Hamilton creator Lin Manuel Miranda, it was a dream come true. Abraham’s elation was evidenced by his Facebook post after his first performance.