Senior appropriate technology major Zoe Little will provide the voice and driving personality behind SFL On Air, a new bi-monthly podcast run by international libertarian nonprofit Students For Liberty. The...

“LOSE” is Staten Island-based independent rock group Cymbals Eat Guitars’ third album, and features the same lineup and producer as their 2011 album “Lenses Alien,” save for the drummer. Yet,...

Senior studio art major Renee Cloud’s exhibition “No One Sits Next to the Black Girl on the Bus” opened in the Looking Glass Gallery at the start of this semester. The mixed-media exhibition explores...

To celebrate and honor the approximately 140 donors who organizers say are crucial in helping to make the arts accessible on and off campus, the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts hosted an evening of...

This is the story of two dedicated members of The Appalachian and our quest to find the ultimate collection of the best beers featured at the seventh annual High Country Beer Fest. The festival...

This Saturday, 49 breweries will take their craft to the High Country Fairgrounds to celebrate the 7th annual High Country Beer Fest, a fundraiser and benefit for the university’s fermentation sciences...

Below is a quick list of things to do this weekend if you are staying on campus for Labor Day weekend. Indiegogo Contribution Appreciation Round 4 Thursday Aug. 28 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Appalachian...

Appalachian State University students gathered in Plemmons Student Union on Wednesday between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. to show their diversity through photographs. Appalachian Popular Programming Society...

Billed on the label’s Tumblr page as a “smorgasbord of sounds,” New Body Tapes released their first recording locally as part of 2013 Record Store Day. The band featured on the hand-lettered cassette...

Since forming in January, Boone-based band Bootstrap Slick has strived to make a name for themselves in the High Country with a unique alternative folk sound by playing at local venues including Galileo’s...

Yoga mats were scattered across the floor in place of gallery spectators at the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts on Saturday as instructor Vicki Rodiguez-Peltz greeted the class attendees with “namaste,”...

From 1998’s brittle, punchy sophomore album “A Series of Sneaks” all the way to 2010’s loose, foggy “Transference,” Austin, Texas-based rock band Spoon’s output has been, not only consistent,...