APU Articles
The Science of Creation
October 06, 2014
Gospel Music: Unity Through Diversity
October 02, 2014
Rolling rhythms, pounding beats. Clapping hands, shouts of “Amen!” Gospel music’s distinct sounds draw from traditional African music, African-American slave spirituals, the smooth voices of blues singers, and contemporary worship. For generations, it has brought encouragement to people from all backgrounds. At concerts throughout the year, APU’s Gospel Choir invites diverse audiences of students, faculty, and community members to experience this heartfelt worship.
Amazed and Astounded: Sci Fi Pulp Magazine Exhibit Explores Culture
October 02, 2014
Going Deep in the Honors College
September 19, 2014
APU's Night of Champions Celebrates 30 Years of Outreach
July 28, 2014
A Servant's Pursuit of Justice
July 18, 2014
Double Life
July 14, 2014
The Purposeful Climb: Celebrating 40 Years of Walkabout
June 18, 2014
APU Opera Supports Local Arts Education
May 13, 2014
APU Alumni Share Tips for Life After Graduation
April 29, 2014
The Benefits of Summer Internships
April 25, 2014
Cougar Interview–Dave Canales ’02
April 21, 2014
Major League Marriage
April 07, 2014
Soaked in orange Gatorade®, face covered with celebratory shaving cream, Stephen Vogt ’07 (pronounced “vote”) felt exhilarated after delivering the game-winning hit for the Oakland Athletics in Game 2 of the 2013 American League Division Series.
Long–Term Relationships, Short–Term Setting
April 03, 2014
It’s hot outside, and the dust and wind have made quite a mess of the college students and their rugged surroundings. There aren’t any showers on site, and luxury is defined as an eight-person tent. Yet, this voluntary experience, triggered by the desire to spread God’s love, draws hundreds of students annually. For more than 50 years, Azusa Pacific University offers its students and church groups ministry opportunities to serve in Mexicali, Mexico. This year saw approximately 750 Azusa Pacific students participate in the Mexico Outreach event.