On Dec. 13, Beyoncé Knowles changed the game. Fourteen new songs and 17 accompanying high-definition, expertly choreographed music videos were unleashed on an unsuspecting audience with no fanfare. Now...

Boone-based band Earth Mover made their debut performance as they and four other hardcore, indie and emo bands dragged the 2014 house show season moshing, kicking and screaming into Boone at the Wood Circle...

Georgia Rhoades spent the last 10 years researching the life and times of a woman executed in 1725. Rhoades, a professor in the Department of English and director of the Writing Across the Curriculum...

Restaurant and concert venue Black Cat Burrito recently made the business decision to close its doors to most shows not taking place Friday nights. The change was sparked by decreasing popularity of...

Appalachian State University graduate and former creative writing major Katie Kehoe always wanted a place to write outside of class while at school. Having a job and massive amounts of schoolwork...

The newly founded Appalachian Women's Theatre Troupe presents its first production, "The Most Massive Woman Wins," this weekend to promote the club's pro-female message by exploring modern women's issues...

LUNAFEST, the popular film festival "by, for, about women," comes to Boone on Thursday and Friday. Thursday, the nine short films will be shown in Greenbriar Theater, and the event will continue...

For recent graduates, simply finding a job can be hard enough, but finding a job that provides a creative outlet and is tailored to personal interests can be nearly impossible. Fortunately, in...

Who said tap dancing is dead?   Savion Glover brought his unique and critically acclaimed tap dancing style to Appalachian State University’s Schaefer Center for the Performing Arts on Friday night. ...

Of the three plays at this year’s New Play Festival from Thursday through Saturday, Tyler Quick’s comedy “Je Tammy” had the most straightforward premise. A French mime named Pierre, played by sophomore...