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The Phoenix Award Region 3 Winner
The Phoenix Award was presented in recognition of the successful Brownfield project in Ranson and Charles Town that included APUS property.
Brownfield Renewal Award Ranson - Charles Town
Ranson and Charles Town Brownfield Renewal project with properties (including those belonging to APUS) clean up lots of left-over industrious waste. With help from APUS, Brownfield Renewal Magazine recognized the project effort.
Observatory Telescope
Opened in 2015, the centralized IT building has an observatory with a telescope that allows students and faculty to view space in real-time from any location around the world.
APUS Solar Array Charging Station
Dr. Wally Boston demonstrating how to use electric/hybrid car charging station
APUS Solar Array
The largest solar array in West Virginia, the APUS Solar Array is a covered parking lot, has 14 charging stations for electric and hybrid vehicles, and provides power to the Finance Center.
Finance Center
The Finance Center opened Sept. 18, 2012. The LEED-certified building was constructed on the site of a former abandoned warehouse. The Center was the second building APUS constructed in Charles Town and neighboring Ranson.
Charles Town Aerial View 2
This aerial photo of Charles Town was taken after the construction of the Academic Center. The photo shows Washington, George, and Congress Streets where many APUS past and present buildings are located.