News Archive (2022)

• Eimee Ponciano: Trusting God in the Uncertainty

  September 13, 2022 by Nathan Foster

  Junior Eimee Ponciano has been presented with many big opportunities at APU. While she was hesitant before taking each one on, God led her to say yes and embrace the chance to grow academically, spiritually, and as a leader.
• Thriving During Freshman Year: Advice from Current APU Students

  August 19, 2022 by Peter Cooley

  Here are a few tips, featuring insights from current APU students, to help you thrive as you begin your collegiate journey at APU.
• Tiffany Nakla: Connecting My Faith and Science

  May 12, 2022 by Nathan Foster

  Raised in an Egyptian Christian family, Tiffany Nakla ’22 grew up attending a Coptic Orthodox church. She double majored in honors humanities and biochemistry at APU, allowing her to pursue her passions while getting hands on research experience.
• Clifford Young III: Resting in God’s Grace

  April 25, 2022 by Walter Geronimo Cabal

  Clifford Young III ’23, APU's incoming SGA president knows a lot about multitasking. Young is pursuing a degree in Kinesiology and Honors Humanities, with a minor in psychology while also holding a part-time job on campus.
• Charlie Reynolds: Igniting a Spiritual Fire

  April 4, 2022 by Peter Cooley

  In a single day, Charlie Reynolds ’25 discovered his fiery passion for serving God.
• Eliana Swenson: I Found My Faith-Community at APU

  March 7, 2022 by Abigail Reed

  Although Eliana Swenson ’24 grew up with a rich heritage of faith and two parents who attended APU, she lacked a sense of Christian fellowship in her local Utah community. It wasn't until she attended APU herself that she truly found her faith.
• Building Bridges Between Faith and Science

  February 18, 2022 by Peter Cooley

  As a community of disciples and scholars who desire a holistic and transformational education experience, Azusa Pacific University works to build a bridge between faith and science.
• Effectively Adapting to Any Situation (VUCA)

  January 5, 2022

  In turbulent times, our community has the opportunity to use our strengths to gain a better perspective. Curtis shares the importance of understanding predictability and knowledge when engaging the realities of constant change and uncertainty.