APU Articles

APU Holds Barbecue for G.A.T.E. Participants and Families

August 05, 2002

APU Hosts AUSD's Summer G.A.T.E. Program

July 19, 2002

CMA Holds 27th Vietnamese District Annual Conference at APU

July 18, 2002

The Christian and Missionary Alliance (CMA) held its Vietnamese District Annual Conference from July 12-16. The conference is held in a different state every year. This year it was held at Azusa Pacific with more than 80 participating churches.

Construction on the New Residence Hall to Begin August 1

July 17, 2002

SIE/A.I.M. Host Taiwanese Cultural Showcase

June 14, 2002

Food for Thought

June 07, 2002

Notes from the Field: Ecuador, May 17

May 24, 2002

Hi! Well, it's been awhile since our last update. We've been really busy this past week but it's been very worth it. We have been working with the street kids since Monday and will be working with them through Sunday. They are an incredible group of kids and we have all grown to love them so much. I think that we are learning just as much from them as they are learning from us.

2002 NACCAP Conference Held at APU

May 22, 2002

The Town and Gown Phenomenon – Part 1

May 01, 2002

Racing on Route 66

April 17, 2002

APU's School of Business and Management was successful at "Returning the Kicks to Route 66," at the seventh annual Canyon City Classic. The races began at 10 a.m. on Azusa Avenue, south of Foothill (Route 66) on Saturday, April 13.

British Misunderstanding

April 16, 2002

Students Honor Scholarship Donors

March 27, 2002

Four local foundations were represented on campus on Monday, March 11, for the annual Foundation Appreciation Luncheon hosted by the Office of University Advancement. Representatives from the GenCorp Foundation, Magic Johnson Foundation, James L. Stamps Foundation, and the TELACU Education Foundation attended a luncheon to honor foundations that grant scholarships to APU students each year.

The Science of the Crucifixion

March 01, 2002

Each year, Cahleen Shrier, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Biology and Chemistry, presents a special lecture on the science of Christ’s crucifixion. She details the physiological processes a typical crucified victim underwent and teaches her students to see Christ’s death on the cross with new understanding. The exact events in this scenario may not have happened in Jesus’ specific case, but the account is based on historical documentation of crucifixion procedures used during that time period. Please be aware that the following is of a realistic and graphic nature.