APU Philosophy Professor Mark Faller is among contributors to a collection of theoretical essays on metaphysics, a discipline attracting … Read On
APU’s Pilch offers a glimpse of the heavens in art
August 3, 2012 1 Comment
An APU art instructor whose work is in private collections around the world, Anchorage-based artist Tracey Pilch will exhibit an … Read On
Dr. Esther “Beth” Sullivan – Chairperson – Liberal Studies Department
July 19, 2012 1 Comment
Dr. Esther “Beth” Sullivan Associate Professor of Theater Chairperson – Liberal Studies Department Chances are; if you have been … Read On
July Commencement: ‘I couldn’t have done it without APU’
July 14, 2012 Leave a Comment
They claimed diplomas, shook hands, smiled for the camera and exited the commencement stage into life’s next chapter. A typical scene, … Read On
Flags lowered in honor of Cheryll Heinze, former lawmaker and APU grad
July 13, 2012 Leave a Comment
Alaska flags were lowered in honor of Cheryll Heinze, an APU graduate who represented Anchorage in the state House. Heinze died July 10 … Read On
APU receives $100,000 Rasmuson grant for sustainability
July 6, 2012 1 Comment
Alaska Pacific University has received a second consecutive Rasmuson Foundation grant aimed at capacity building and … Read On
Cultural values and a fountain pen: My life in two worlds
June 26, 2012 2 Comments
A member of the Bitter Water Clan of the Navajo Nation, Christy Hanson is an intern at Alaska Pacific University through the First Alaskans … Read On
Christy Hanson – APU intern, First Alaskans Institute
June 25, 2012 2 Comments
Alaska Pacific University is among public and private sector employers statewide taking part in a summer internship program through … Read On
Early Honors grad Byers claims best finish for an Alaskan in NCAA Division 1 wrestling
June 14, 2012 Leave a Comment
Early Honors graduate and Chugiak High School wrestler Cayle Byers has won the Big 12 Conference Championship title at 197 pounds for … Read On
‘Most of the skills I use as Peace Corps volunteer I learned as a Liberal Studies major’
June 6, 2012 Leave a Comment
A Peace Corps volunteer in the Republic of Moldova in Eastern Europe, Liberal Studies major Katie McCraw, APU ’11, concentrated her … Read On
As a college student I was heavily influenced by Martin Buber’s work 
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