Boone is among the rainiest of North Carolina cities. While it may hold much of its appeal in its gorgeous mountainscapes and walkability, don’t feel discouraged when inclement weather hits. Many of...

The annual First Year Showcase presented talent of first year theatre and dance students on campus Sept. 29 through Oct. 2. The showcase featured original work choreographed and directed by upper level...

Monday, Oct. 3 Queer People of Color Group The QPOC groups host weekly meetings from 5 - 6 p.m. in Plemmons Student Union  227, the Rhododendron Room. The QPOC group discusses their identities while...

It’s finally October, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to focus entirely on Halloween festivities. Midterms are right around the corner. That being said, what better time than now to focus on boosting...

In the High Country, music is abundant. Bluegrass, Americana and alternative rock play proudly while walking down King Street. One local band is looking to provide a fresh taste in Boone’s music scene. Belleville...

Baz Luhrmann’s newest addition to cinema uses colorful visuals and intense rock and roll to grab the audience’s attention. “Elvis” has a mix of circus aesthetics and old ‘50s jazz bringing forth...

App at a Glance is The Appalachian’s arts and culture desk’s top picks of events for each week.  Wednesday — Sept. 28 Bills, Bills, Bills  Meet Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority at 7:08 p.m....

The Wellness and Prevention Center and the Asian Student Association collaborated Monday to host the second annual Garba night for students, faculty and community members. Dancers were invited to visit...

Every Wednesday night, one local fire-spinning performing arts troupe makes Ransom Pub their fiery theater. One by one, members of the Inspiral Fire Tribe step into the ring, light their torches ablaze,...

Fall has arrived and there's no better place to experience it than Boone. The air begins to cool down, the leaves begin to fall and playlists full of tracks with raw acoustic progressions and simple but...

The Schaefer Center for the Performing Arts highlighted this year’s Common Reading book with a Junaluska celebration Tuesday, centering on one of the oldest African American communities in western North...

From Boone to Raleigh or Asheville to Wilmington, North Carolina’s indie music scene is full of a diverse range of exceptional artists. Capturing the spirit of North Carolina’s indie music scene is...