APU Articles
Julia Stone: Re-imaging Church Worship Music
March 23, 2023 | Music, Theology
Julia Stone ’24 wants to enhance the way the church worships. As a junior music and worship major with an emphasis in Christian ministries and a double-minor in honors humanities and theology, Stone has a unique worldview that shapes her desire to innovate. Through her studies, she has done extensive research surrounding the church and the role music plays. “Worship is such a huge part of the way the church functions. The way I see it, it’s in need of reform because we’ve been stuck in the same format for so long,” Stone said. “I want to create a space for everybody to have a seat at the table in worship.”
APU Cinematic Arts: Training Transformative Storytellers
March 22, 2023
Degree Preparation: Pursuing Healthcare Management
March 13, 2023
Faculty Friday: Bill Catling, MFA — Connection, Learning, and Life Happen in the Spaces in Between
March 10, 2023
9 Simple Productivity Tips for College Students
March 09, 2023
Is It Time to Transfer Colleges? Here's How to Decide
February 28, 2023 | Transfer
For many college students, transferring between schools is part of the academic experience. In fact, a National Student Clearinghouse Research Center report found that 2 million students transferred in the 2021-22 academic year. So if you’re considering transferring, you’re not alone.
Faculty Friday: Shelly-Ann Dewsbury, MSW, Values Growth In and Out of the Classroom
February 24, 2023 | Behavioral Sciences
How Employer Tuition Assistance Helps Professionals Return to School
February 22, 2023
Beatrice Buob ’03: Sharing the Gospel Through
February 21, 2023 | Music
Career Preparation: Networking Skills for Success
February 20, 2023
Nikki High ’05 Opens First Pasadena Bookstore Highlighting Minority Authors
February 16, 2023 | Business
Faithfulness to Mission: Working Together for Greater Kingdom Impact
February 13, 2023
From Competitor to Leader: Corrie Loeffler ’04 Named Executive Director of Scripps National Spelling Bee
February 08, 2023
Scherenschnitte, knaidel, euonym—silent anticipation stretches through the auditorium as spelling bee contestants ascend to the podium, tackling words unheard of to the average audience member. Then seven-year-old Corrie Loeffler ’04 watches with wide eyes as her older brother competes in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. She becomes determined to attend the national competition again—this time on her own merit.
