The document outlines issues with accessibility and universal design at APU University's campus. It identifies limitations in the campus, library, lecture halls, cafeteria, and parking areas. It evaluates how well the campus implements universal design principles and is designed for inclusion, flexibility, independence, and social interaction. Specific problems are detailed for campus entrances, classrooms, libraries, and parking. Solutions are proposed, including automatic doors, accessible slopes and elevators. Benefits of making the campus more accessible include promoting a more comfortable society and bringing economic and reputational benefits to APU.