
Liberal Studies Associate Professor Mei Mei Evans has published her first novel, drawing in part on first-hand experiences of the Exxon … Read On

Liberal Studies Associate Professor Mei Mei Evans has published her first novel, drawing in part on first-hand experiences of the Exxon … Read On

by Mabel Baldwin-Schaeffer “It wasn’t the last time I’d find that there’s no better training grounds for politics than … Read On

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

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

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

Welcome back APUers. The new semester is only a few days old and the gratifying smell of summer vacation still lingers in the air, soon to … Read On

Startup Week at Alaska Pacific University’s Atwood Hall is a weekend-long, hands-on experience where entrepreneurs and aspiring … Read On
Courses that underscore APU’s commitment to sustainability and Alaska as our classroom are among new offerings in the fall … Read On
Alaska Pacific University has received a second consecutive Rasmuson Foundation grant aimed at capacity building and … Read On

APU spends $783,000 annually on electricity, gas and water utility consumption and an additional $247,000/year on Operations and Maintenance … Read On
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