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Alumni Spotlight: Olympic Water Polo Coach Dan Klatt M.S. ’10
November 16, 2012
The APU Computer Store Offers Top Value and Service
November 15, 2012
While Apple computer stores are known for their clean, sleek environment and friendly employees, Azusa Pacific University’s own Computer Store strives to bring a similar atmosphere to campus. Functioning on a solely nonprofit basis, the Computer Store sells all merchandise at wholesale and educational discount prices, and keeps APU on the forefront of technology by offering new Apple products upon release.
The APU Computer Store: A Valuable Service to the University
November 15, 2012
While Apple computer stores are known for their clean, sleek environment and friendly employees, Azusa Pacific University’s own Computer Store strives to bring a similar atmosphere to campus. Functioning on a solely nonprofit basis, the Computer Store sells all merchandise at wholesale and educational discount prices, and keeps APU on the forefront of technology by offering new Apple products upon release.
Modern-Day Samaritans
November 05, 2012
Meet Nicole Johnny, Senior Business Student
October 25, 2012
Students Give Back to Their New Community Through City Links
October 18, 2012
Meet Terry Dobson, Professor of Graphic Design and Former Disney Imagineer
October 04, 2012
After a dream career designing for Disney, Terry Dobson joins APU’s Department of Art and Design, where he teaches the next generation of graphic designers to use their art to make a difference in the world.
Scholarship Honors Retiring Azusa Superintendent
October 04, 2012
Abel Beth Maacah: Beneath the Surface of Israel
September 25, 2012
Meet Dr. Verónica A. Gutiérrez, Professor of Latin American History
September 20, 2012
One Stop Opens Its Doors
August 27, 2012
Dark Matter
July 16, 2012
From orphans pursued by a larcenous relative to wizards battling for control of a magical realm and vampires and werewolves contesting for love and blood, to quasi-gladiatorial bouts to decide who gets to live—works by such authors as Lemony Snicket, J.K. Rowling, Stephenie Meyer, and Suzanne Collins become cultural phenomena, filling bookstore shelves and evolving into blockbuster movies. Many parents and educators express concern over the depiction of raw violence and exploration of dark themes in children’s and young adult fiction, not to mention the films that follow them. They ask three questions: Will this material harm impressionable, young minds? Why is such violent, supernatural, and dystopian fare now popular? What should we do?
Faculty Appointed Editors of International Journal
May 07, 2012
After a highly competitive selection process, one of the world’s leading publishers of scholarly journals recently named APU Department of Doctoral Higher Education professors Karen Longman, Ph.D., and Laurie Schreiner, Ph.D., as the new editors of Christian Higher Education: An International Journal of Research, Theory, and Practice. This peer-reviewed journal, which is interdenominational and interdisciplinary in scope, publishes original research, meta-analyses, analytical essays, book reviews, and descriptions of best practices informed by empirical research.
Modern-day Tentmaker
April 30, 2012