After 55 years, Cougar football is coming to an unexpected close.
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Sometimes, it’s best to just have a laugh.
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Here’s who may be working closely with the president-elect over the next four years
After a very intense 2020 election, Democrat Joe Biden is currently the p...
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Here are some of the best of the best.
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Newly-established Middle Eastern Student Association looks to cement themselves in the APU community.
In the fall of 2019, Angela Setrakian began her freshma...
It was a week of big, and little, moves within the league.
Nov. 3 was quite an eventful day in the United States. With elections taking the spotlight, it’s ...
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While it’s fi...
A senior athlete for APU, Svagdis also holds multiple important leadership roles for APU's athletic department.
Recently, ZU News had the privilege of interv...
The Lakers have won the Larry O'Brien Trophy for the first time since 2010. Here are five different perspectives on the NBA Finals series, along with Los Angele...
Kane Casillas is an aspiring Journalist who has been a part of ZU Media for almost a year. He has been a Disc Jockey at Kauai's FM97 Radio for three summers and is a Journalism and Honors Humanities major at Azusa Pacific University. On top of his journalistic endeavors, Kane is a creative writer, winning multiple high school awards in the state of Hawaii for Short Stories, Poetry, and Playwriting. He also has published three anthologies with his high school, in which he was Editor In Chief.
