A fight for women’s freedom under the tyrannical Iranian authority.
Kathy Karim was 26 years old when she left her home in Iran and pursued a life in the U....
Ranking APU’s east and west campus bathrooms.
Three years ago, former Azusa Pacific student, Kane Casillas, ranked our university’s east and west campus bat...
It was a night full of gracious hosts and honorees as they recognized the achievements of the people involved in the Time for Change Foundation
The Time for ...
One graduate student’s love for the track motivates him to remain dedicated to his sport.
Once Felix Perrier’s feet hit the ground running, he feels an exhi...
It’s easy to value simplicity and predictability as humans, yet we cannot rejoice good moments in life if we haven’t first walked through the storm.
Oftenti...
APU graduate student finds healing from her chronic illness through the jewelry pieces she creates.
Azusa Pacific graduate student Carla Kendig started her ...
Mass shootings have become more common in the past several years. Therefore, it is vital that all schools in the U.S. have a safety plan intact in order to kee...
A 2021 study by Lindberg found that, it’s common for student-athletes to feel extremely stressed, and this can lead to burnout and overtraining.
Athletes fe...
Nikki High is opening “Octavia’s Bookshelf” in her community, where she’ll highlight BIPOC authors and creators.
Azusa Pacific alumna and Pasadena resident ...
Emily Guerrero is a journalism major here at APU, and she is currently in her third year of college. Guerrero grew-up in the city of Covina, but she is now residing in Duarte, California. She hopes to one day work for Vice News, or LA Times as a foreign correspondent.
