by Edward D. Mockta I chose to attend APU to focus on health services administrator, since other colleges and universities in Anchorage … Read On
Homer and Homeward-Bound Essays
December 6, 2012 Leave a Comment
Kristin Vantrease is from Homer. She came to APU as a transfer student, wanting to bring closure to her prior studies that had been … Read On
Senior Project and One Word
December 6, 2012 Leave a Comment
by Ryan Knight “The N-Word: How One Word Shaped the Culture and Identity of the Modern African-America” is an essay that explores the … Read On
Why Early Honors?
December 5, 2012 Leave a Comment
by Anastasia Keogh Throughout my academic career I have always tried to enhance my education in some way. During my junior year I … Read On
Only in Alaska: Dungeon of Doom, Pyrotechnics, and Liberal Studies
November 30, 2012 Leave a Comment
by Kylie Clark I rest peacefully in the little bedroom of our family camper, happy to relax for a few hours. The cacophony outside is a … Read On
The APU Log Moves On
November 26, 2012 2 Comments
An old friend is about to go through a transformation as Alaska Pacific University changes our “look” with the installation of a new … Read On
Visiting Scholar: Walter J. Hickel Endowed Professorship
November 19, 2012 Leave a Comment
Business Administration Department is seeking applicants for 5-10 part-time positions as Walter J. Hickel Endowed Professorship in Strategic … Read On
Fall Updates
November 16, 2012 Leave a Comment
Energy Upgrades The Board of Trustees approved APU’s Climate Action Plan at their Board meeting on October 26. At their summer meeting … Read On
Looming Fiscal Cliff?
November 6, 2012 Leave a Comment
From time to time, journalists and commentators refer to a looming fiscal cliff. Most of us don't know what this is or what it means. The … Read On
As a college student I was heavily influenced by Martin Buber’s work 
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