An editorial in today’s Anchorage Daily News praises the University for its decision to cut undergraduate tuition by 34 percent, calling … Read On
University’s tuition rollback should get Alaska families’ attention, Daily News says
Better every year, each year better
APU Nordic ski coach Erik Flora likes to end his team meetings with the mantra "better every year.” The description fits: By all … Read On
Affordability, Part 2: APU’s Proposed Tuition Sticker Price Reduction
One year ago, I wrote a piece on “Affordability and Quality at Alaska’s only Private Baccalaureate Liberal Arts University” for this … Read On
On the subject of roads

The UMED district continues to experience rapid growth in large part due to ongoing capital projects on the UAA and Providence campuses. The … Read On
Fall Updates

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
Standing on the Shoulders of Fred McGinnis

Fred McGinnis, one of the Founders of Alaska Methodist University, passed away this month at the age of 91. Fred’s picture is on the … Read On
Northwest Commission reaffirms APU accreditation, includes year-old PsyD
Alaska Pacific University has earned reaccreditation from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities following a self-study and … Read On
Haydn brings media, finance, business expertise to Development
Named one of Alaska’s top 40 young executives and a graduate of the military’s Defense Information School, Stephanie Haydn has joined … Read On
APU’s Strategic Plan

APU’s accreditation visit occurred during Fiscal Year 12. We approached it by conducting an open and honest self-reflective assessment. … Read On
July Commencement: ‘I couldn’t have done it without APU’
They claimed diplomas, shook hands, smiled for the camera and exited the commencement stage into life’s next chapter. A typical scene, … Read On
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