APU Articles
Beyond Measure
December 26, 2011
Modern Stained Glass: Recontextualizing the Traditional Framework of the King James Bible
October 24, 2011
Through tradition, the King James Bible formed a cultural framework for biblical reference. Its formal cadence and Gregorian tradition endured controversy and time, forging a legacy still relevant today. Quoted and referenced by modern icons as diverse as Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr., and Bono, the ascribed 17th century prose consistently proves its adaptability to a contemporary context. Its ability to influence and contextualize underscores its universal authority.
Censoring A Classic
October 24, 2011
Why the King James Version Is Still My Favorite Bible
October 24, 2011
The Influence of the King James Bible on English Literature
October 24, 2011
New Dining Experiences
October 12, 2011
Meet Your New Campus Pastor
September 14, 2011
College: Still a Great Investment
September 12, 2011
As the nation’s economy stagnates, and unemployment rates remain high, many are asking, “Is college really a good investment?”
Thriving in College
September 05, 2011
Summer Reflection Brings Connection
June 23, 2011
Best Places for Student Prayer
June 03, 2011
Since 1899, Azusa Pacific University has held tightly to it's God First motto, encouraging students to grow in their relationship with God and offering quiet places on campus to enable students to spend time in prayer and worship. Some of these places are designated for prayer, and others are somewhat unknown. Here are some of the best places on campus to pray or just reflect.
Storytelling Brings Literature to Life
June 01, 2011
Missions Teams: Being the Hands and Feet of Jesus
April 22, 2011
Eight Ways APU Stays Green
April 19, 2011
April 22. Earth Day. One day out of the year to serve as a reminder of the steps each person can take to help steward and protect Earth's resources.