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Alumni Stories: Learning Across Two Different Generations

Alumni Stories: Learning Across Two Different Generations

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AARG-1S Crew Reflections: Life in the Moon and Mars Habitat

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AARG-1S Crew Reflections: Life in the Moon and Mars Habitat

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By Laura Reiske, Aedanaya Diamond, Keston Denhalter, Gilbert Wilkerson and Yuki NishimuraMaster’s Students, Space Studies The University’s APUS Analog Research Group (AARG) recently completed a mission to the Space Analog for the Moon and Mars (SAM) habitat at Biosphere 2. The experience was unlike any other. It not only tested physical and mental limits, but it also revealed the deep bond that forms when a crew works together in a closed enviro…See the Story

Adult Learners: Why a Non-Traditional Career Path Can Work

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As an adult learner, your educational journey and career path do not have to look like the traditional college experience of getting a degree and then obtaining a job with that degree, and that is okay. You might be returning to school after years in the workforce, changing careers or raising a family. Maybe you’re balancing a full-time job with your studies while you pursue your degree. Just remember that your path is valid, valuable and unique…Education · United States See the Story

Alumni Stories: Seeking to Help Others Explore Space

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By John Robert Morton, Student and Alumni Affairs Liaison, and Stephen Ridenour, APU Alumnus American Public University (APU) alumnus Stephen Ridenour has always been fascinated by rockets, outer space and what lies beyond our own Earth. But growing up in West Virginia – a state without a launch industry – posed a challenge to his dreams of getting involved in space exploration. However, that didn’t stop him from wanting to get involved in the s…Space · West Virginia See the Story

Presenting COVID-19 Research at the 2025 SECOLAS Conference

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Kristi helps to plant an erosion barrier at an organic milpa farm. Image courtesy of Michelle Watts. By Dr. Michelle WattsAssociate Dean, School of Security and Global Studies with Dr. Kristi DrexlerFaculty Member, School of STEM In late April, we presented our research on COVID-19 impacts to Indigenous communities at the 72nd Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies (SECOLAS). This event took place at the Instituto M…Coronavirus · New Mexico See the Story

The AARG-1S Mission and Simulating a Crew Shift Change

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The AARG-1S crew poses outside the SAM at the Biosphere 2 habitat. The crew includes both the Blue and Red Teams as well as Mission Flight Director Christy BoneFont and Mission Control Capcom Adeyemisi Oni. Image courtesy of Kristen Miller. By Christy BoneFontMaster’s Student, Space Studies and Kristen MillerProfessor, Space Studies During a 10-day period in February 2025, the American Public University System Analog Research Group (AARG) partic…Oracle · Oracle See the Story

Commencement 2025: School of SSGS Award Winners

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The University community recognized outstanding award winners from the School of Security and Global Studies (SSGS) at the Commencement 2025 celebration earlier this month. Their hard work, dedication, and significant contributions to their fields and communities are inspiring. These exceptional individuals represent the values of excellence, resilience and commitment that define our university. We look forward to seeing the continued impact the…Virginia, United States · Virginia See the Story

Phi Alpha Delta: How Our Chapter Embraces Legal Excellence

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For a considerable time, I have served as the vice president of the University’s chapter of the Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) Pre-Law Fraternity. It has been a transformative and enriching experience – not only for me but also for the many other legal studies students seeking a deeper connection to the legal field. Our chapter operates entirely online. Although that may seem unconventional, Phi Alpha Delta has opened doors to learning opportunities and …United States · United States See the Story

AARG-1S: Replicating Martian Life at the SAM Habitat

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The AARG-1S Blue Team poses in the Test Module (TM) greenhouse of the SAM at the Biosphere 2 habitat with EVA suit and helmet. The Blue Team’s motto was “Vestigia Prima,” which refers to the first footprints on Mars. Image courtesy of Luis Gonzalez. By Luis GonzalezMaster’s Student, Space Studies and Clarke FerraraBachelor’s Student, Space Studies and Yuki NishimuraBachelor’s Student, Space Studies and William WallaceAlumnus, Space Studies In Fe…Oracle · Oracle See the Story

Climate change poses major security threat and armies must adapt, experts warn

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From responding to weather disasters to rising competition in the fast-warming Arctic, militaries are exposed to climate change and cannot let it become a strategic "blind spot", security experts say. Climate Change · United States See the Story

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