APU Articles
The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities: What It Is and Why It Matters
August 23, 2018
In researching your options for a Christian higher education, you may have run across references to the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) at some point.
APU Celebrates 25 Years of Honors Education
August 22, 2018
In Riverside, California, hundreds of people without homes find shelter under bridges and beneath awnings on city sidewalks. Acute physical and behavioral health issues go undiagnosed and untreated, making difficult living conditions dire. In 2009, Mark Ashley ’96, MD, a lead urgent care physician at Riverside Kaiser Permanente, decided to help address the crisis. He became a founding medical director of Health to Hope, and along with Kaiser staff and a team of volunteers serves the city’s vulnerable homeless population by deploying four-wheeled beacons of hope––mobile health centers bearing the motto “People matter.”
Thinking About a Christian Education? There’s a Christian College for You
August 21, 2018
When it comes to pursuing a Christian education, there’s a lot to consider. With more than 140 Christian colleges and universities in the U.S. (and nearly half a million students enrolled), there’s more choice than ever for individuals looking to blend faith and higher education for a one-of-a-kind experience.
APU Tech Talk: College Student Essentials for Success
August 18, 2018
You've Been Served: Summer Action Teams
August 17, 2018
While most college students spend their time off from school relaxing, many APU students use their summer breaks to serve God’s people on missions trips and action teams around the world.
6 Crucial Study Habits for College Students
August 16, 2018
Adjusting to the academic workload in college can be difficult for some freshman students. Compared to what they experienced in high school, the curriculum is typically more specialized and the assignments are often more in-depth.
APU Seminary Event Honors Martin Luther King Jr.
August 13, 2018
Honoring the life of Martin Luther King Jr. on the 50th anniversary of his passing, this year’s Malcolm R. Robertson Lectureship on Holy Living, hosted by Azusa Pacific Seminary, focused on social justice and its relationship to holiness. More than 350 attendees (nearly a 600 percent increase over the average attendance of past years’ events) gathered to gain a deeper understanding of the realities of social and racial tension and a clearer strategy for applying the principles of justice from leaders in the field. The lecture series culminated with engaging dialogue over a shared dinner for alumni and friends.
Tech Tips for Welcome Weekend
August 11, 2018
10 Places to Relax on the APU Campus
August 09, 2018
Amid the busyness of attending class, writing papers, and keeping up with friends and homework, moments of rest while you’re in college may feel like a rarity. When you do have downtime—whether intentionally scheduled or unexpected—where can you go on the APU campus to relax and recharge? Take a deep breath at one of these locations on East or West Campus.
Arrive and Thrive: How to Stay Healthy in College
August 07, 2018
There are plenty of resources out there that talk about academic success and picking the right major, but there are fewer articles that discuss how to stay healthy in college. Health involves physical, mental, and emotional well-being—and while the three are interconnected, it is important to prioritize each as part of your pursuit of academic success and personal development.
What to Eat on Campus When You Have Food Allergies
August 06, 2018
From getting to know a classmate over pizza at the Cougars’ Den to bringing coffee to a friend studying in the library, a lot of meaningful connections in college happen over food. These moments are something every student should experience, and those with food allergies are no exception.That’s why Dining Services and the Student Health Center are continuously working to improve options for students with dietary restrictions.
Your Social Media Footprint: 4 Tips for Being Conscientious
August 04, 2018
Mental Health Resources for College Students
August 02, 2018
College can be an exciting time for both students and parents, filled with new experiences and challenges. So the last thing parents want to imagine is their student feeling alone or struggling with situations they feel they can’t handle. Fortunately, there are several mental health resources available on campus.
