The trail wound its way up into the hills, around small, weed-edged ponds, and across a shallow stream. It was lined with spruce trees and … Read On
Getting the Story Right
October 4, 2012 Leave a Comment
Earlier this month, Visiting Writing Instructor Dave Onofrychuk addressed banquet attendees at the annual fall conference of the Alaska … Read On
New courses highlight sustainability, Alaska as our classroom, pre-med track
September 4, 2012 Leave a Comment
Courses that underscore APU’s commitment to sustainability and Alaska as our classroom are among new offerings in the fall … Read On
Academics, affordability add to APU’s ranking on Outside magazine’s Top 25
August 14, 2012 Leave a Comment
Alaska Pacific University is among Outside magazine’s top 25 colleges for students seeking affordable wilderness outings as well as … Read On
Planning to take one class, Dunno stayed on to earn an APU degree. Then another.
July 19, 2012 2 Comments
By Christy Hanson APU website intern A self-proclaimed “small-town guy,” Bobby Dunno of Seward credits APU for helping adult … Read On
What we do
June 13, 2012 Leave a Comment
This is just a short video about all of the things that we do here at Alaska Pacific University. http://vimeo.com/41532231 Produced … Read On
APU’s Loso receives NSF funding for collaborative research on Arctic climate change
February 28, 2012 Leave a Comment
Alaska Pacific University is among a 10-university consortium contributing new high-resolution proxy climate records of the past 8,000 years … Read On
Determining Age and Growth Rates in Centroscyllium nigrum, Pacific Black Dogfish, Utilizing Fin Spine and Vertebrae Analysis
February 28, 2012 2 Comments
With my project, my goal is to determine whether or not age and growth rates can be determined in the species C. nigrum using dorsal fin … Read On
As a college student I was heavily influenced by Martin Buber’s work 
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