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Physical Therapy: Why Focusing on the Whole Person Matters
September 10, 2019
September's Featured Alumna: Cynthia Eden '01
September 10, 2019
Jordan Williams: What's Your Story?
September 09, 2019
Game Changer Tyler Endres ’10 Shapes Esports Culture
September 06, 2019
A long line of people wraps around an antiquated brick building in a nondescript area of downtown Santa Ana. The crowd anxiously awaits entrance, hoping to secure a front row seat to all the action. Inside, the atmosphere is electrifying and the spirit of competition palpable. Amid the cheers of hundreds of fans gathered around large computer screens, gamers of all levels battle it out. This is the burgeoning world of esports, and in just four years, Tyler Endres ’10, has capitalized on this international phenomenon by building a successful brand with his business Esports Arena expanding its reach and influence across the nation.
Forensic Accounting Careers Are Far from Ordinary
September 05, 2019
If you think the only profession an accounting degree can lead to is becoming an accountant, you’re in for a surprise! While you may have heard that you need to be a math whiz to succeed as an accounting major, this is a myth. Accounting is not math. If you can add, subtract, divide and multiply, you are on your way to a rewarding career in accounting.
My Life in Christ: Hannah Gibson’s Faith Story
September 04, 2019
Why You Should Consider Attending a Research University
September 03, 2019
Whether you’re getting ready to pursue a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree and trying to decide between colleges, you want to know the school is at the forefront of your chosen field. Your college education is too important to attend a school that fades into the background.
Bon Appétit Brings a Fresh Approach to APU Dining
September 02, 2019
Choosing what to eat can often seem like an uphill battle full of compromises between what tastes good, what’s good for your body, and what’s good for your wallet. Beginning this fall, the Azusa Pacific University community will enjoy a fresh approach to dining on campus, featuring locally sourced, healthy, and delicious food at an exceptional value, crafted by new dining services partner Bon Appétit.
Nine Ways to Grow Your Faith at APU
August 28, 2019
How Campus Officers and Local Law Enforcement Keep College Students Safe
August 27, 2019
Your university is your home, whether you attend part-time or full-time. During the years you spend studying, your professors and classmates become your community and close friends—and the baristas at the on-campus coffee shop learn your coffee order by heart.
The Many Experiential Learning Benefits of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®
August 22, 2019
How the College Meal Plan Has Evolved in Favor of Food Sustainability
August 20, 2019
Over the last several decades, responsible food sourcing has gained recognition as an important way to reduce environmental impact and an effective means of enhancing personal health. But for college students, putting in the work to source food responsibly on campus can sometimes feel like a full-time job, making it challenging to simultaneously balance their studies.
Crafting a Top-Notch Résumé for Graduate School
August 15, 2019
Getting ready to apply to grad school? A graduate degree can open the door to a number of career paths and help set you apart. As you prepare your application, there are a few things to keep in mind. For instance, in addition to boosting your GPA, studying for the GRE, or lining up letters of recommendation, you’ll need to put together a résumé for graduate school.
August's Featured Alumna: Melanie Ashland '13
August 13, 2019
4 Tips for Living with a Roommate in College
August 13, 2019
Living with a roommate in college is a quintessential rite of passage and an integral part of the college experience. Roommate pairings can lead to lifelong friendships and provide support as you transition to a new living situation and chapter in life.
Personalized College Visits: 3 Reasons They May Be Right for You
August 08, 2019
Music Industry: 5 Careers You Should Consider
August 06, 2019
How a User Experience Design Degree Can Support Your UX Career
August 01, 2019
Want to Impact the Health of Children? Here’s Why a Physical Education Degree with Fieldwork Is Crucial
July 30, 2019
First-Gen College Students Offered Support via APU's GEN1 Scholars Program
July 25, 2019
As the start of another academic year approaches in the fall, for many students, the transition to college means beginning an entirely new tradition in their family as one of the millions of first-generation college students across America.
Keys to Success After MFA Programs: Hard Work and Focus
July 18, 2019
Sonya Wilson ’97 Climbs Her Mountains
July 12, 2019
On a beautiful June day in 2014, Sonya Wilson ’97 gazed out from high atop Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa, knowing she had achieved something remarkable. Yet, even a 19,341-foot mountain paled in comparison to the numerous obstacles Wilson has overcome in her life.
Why College Writing Resources Are Critical to Students’ Success
July 11, 2019
You are a writer. While you may not have previously considered giving yourself the title, it definitely applies. You write every day—from text messages to social media posts to emails. In fact, most students today write far more than they did a generation ago.
Segerstrom Science Center Celebrates 10 Years of Advancing STEM
July 10, 2019
From local fifth graders programming robots to Azusa Pacific University science majors conducting hands-on research in laboratories, Segerstrom Science Center has greatly impacted countless students, scholars, and visitors since its opening on September 3, 2009. Home to student learning, community events, and scientific discoveries, the 72,000-square foot, three-story facility has advanced Christian higher education and promoted STEM in the local community and beyond.
July's Featured Alumnus: Jonathan Arroyo '15, M.S. '19
July 10, 2019
What to Expect from the Clinical Nursing Experience
July 09, 2019
July Alumni Feature: Melanie Tierce-Slay
July 03, 2019
College Communities: The Benefits of Living and Learning Together
July 02, 2019
For first-year students at Azusa Pacific University, joining college communities is about more than just meeting new people. Through Living-Learning Communities, freshmen at APU have the chance to share classroom and living space with other students who have similar backgrounds and educational interests. These special college communities allow students to feel connected, understood, and confident to learn at a university level.
APU Summer Sports Camps Build Community
June 28, 2019
Azusa Pacific University’s campus is quiet over the summer—for all of three weeks. Then, at the beginning of each June, hundreds of excited kids and talented high school athletes flood campus to participate in six summer sports camps—baseball, basketball, football, softball, soccer, and volleyball.
Is Double Majoring Right For You?
June 26, 2019
Many students begin college with a declared major, or they take time to explore subjects they are interested in before deciding on a single major. This academic path works well for most students, but another option is declaring two majors. While double-majoring is a greater commitment of time and resources, for some students it also means greater benefits.
A Diverse Education Is Key to Your Future Success
June 25, 2019
As the population of the United States continues to become more diverse, companies across the nation are seeing the value of a workforce that reflects and welcomes this diversity.
Dorm Life at APU: What to Expect and How to Thrive
June 22, 2019
If you will be living on campus as a college student, you may be looking forward with anticipation to this new experience. Dorm life can often be an exciting prospect, though it’s normal to have questions about what to expect. These resources will help you be thoroughly prepared for your life in the dorms. Use them as a starting point to make the most of your experience living on campus at Azusa Pacific University.
Understanding Emergency Financial Aid for Graduate Students
June 20, 2019
Even with the best-laid plans and intentions, sometimes, life happens. Although you can’t prevent unexpected events like a job loss or financial hardship, if you’re enrolled in graduate school when a challenge arises, there may be options available that can help you stay on track for your degree.
Exploring the Future of Cryptocurrency Jobs
June 19, 2019
The demand for digital currency continues to grow—and so does the demand for cryptocurrency jobs. Recent research shows that job postings mentioning “blockchain,” “bitcoin,” or “cryptocurrency” have increased by 621 percent since November 2015. Similarly, blockchain is the top skill requested on Upwork, a freelance platform.
Why You Should Get Involved in Your College Alumni Association
June 18, 2019
Most students only give passing thoughts to joining their college alumni association while they’re still in school. They may consider it something they’ll do once they graduate and “officially” become alumni—not while they’re cramming for tests and enjoying college life.
3 Ways to Complete Your Bachelor’s Degree in Less Time
June 13, 2019
Gone are the days of having to dedicate four years as a full-time student to complete your bachelor’s degree. There are now multiple ways to finish your degree on your schedule. For instance, you can choose to obtain your associate’s degree as a stepping stone, or enroll in a bachelor’s degree completion program to fit your studies into your work schedule.
APU Expands Physical Therapy Program, Opens New Facility
June 12, 2019
Making the Most of Your Summer Campus Visits
June 11, 2019
College Planning Advice for High School Seniors
June 08, 2019
Senior year of high school is an exciting time in life, with one chapter drawing to a conclusion and another just beginning. In addition to all of the nostalgic events to keep track of, college admissions deadlines and acceptance letters can come up quickly! For this reason, it’s a good idea for seniors to create a timeline that they can follow while working toward graduation and their freshman year at college.
June's Featured Alumnus: Ingrid (Conklin '02) Baron
June 07, 2019
June's Featured Alumna: Christa Oudshoorn-Hobo '92
June 06, 2019
Get Ahead by Taking College Courses in High School
June 06, 2019
Can’t wait to get started on your college degree? You’re in luck! As a high school student, there are several ways to take college courses before earning your diploma.