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Workshop examines reparations for African Americans

Cora O'SullivanFriday, October 11th, 2019

What does it look like to tackle the lack of opportunity and reparations for descendents of slaves? The Student Center for Reconciliation and Diver...

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ZU Magazine Issue 1: Renaissance (Fall 2019)

Micaela RicaforteWednesday, October 9th, 2019

Read by clicking the link below: ZU Magazine Issue 1: Renaissance (Fall 2019) Note: Renaissance means a rebirth, a revival, a time for new growth. It also...

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Azusa Pacific’s Revival is So Good

Kelsey ArvidsonWednesday, October 9th, 2019

Last year, Azusa Pacific was headlining the news, but this year brings a fresh beginning In 2018, Azusa Pacific’s campus was what some might call … chaotic. ...

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‘Opioid Crisis’ event educates on addiction

Cora O'SullivanMonday, October 7th, 2019

The training informed how each career discipline collaborated on the opioid crisis. The second annual Interpro Series, “Opioid Crisis: An Interpro...

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Middletown Depicts the Highs and Lows of Life

Hannah LabnowSaturday, October 5th, 2019

The newest play at APU takes a look at life in all its complexities From Oct. 3-12, the Azusa Pacific Theater Department is presenting Middletown, an engagin...

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New Azusa Police Chief Mike Bertelsen Shines at Coffee with a Cop Event

Jesse FriedmanSaturday, October 5th, 2019

Coffee with a Cop gave Azusa citizens the opportunity to voice concerns, asks questions, or just chat in a nonthreatening environment with local police I...

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Red Zone wokeshop tackles sexual assault and gender-based violence

Sienna HicksThursday, October 3rd, 2019

“Our first instinct as a human is to empathize,” said Johnathan Jones. The Student Center for Reconciliation and Diversity (SCRD) held a “wokeshop”...

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Mental Health Crisis

Candelario PlascenciaSaturday, September 28th, 2019

People with mental health issues don’t know where to turn Recent studies suggest the mental health crisis in the U.S. is growing, with a number of...

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Karlis Kezbers visits APU to converse with students about the world of sports business

Brendan FretwellFriday, September 27th, 2019

Director of Business Intelligence and Ticket Strategy for the Oklahoma City Thunder visits APU to provide advice and insight On Wednesday, students from ...

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‘Race and White Allyship’ panel discusses racial justice

Cora O'SullivanFriday, September 27th, 2019

A new event series engages in what racial allyship looks like for a white person The first event of the Active Allyship Series, Race and White All...

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