The Appalachian Heritage Council of the Appalachian Popular Programming Society presented ‘The Last One” on campus Monday night in hopes to shed some light on the unique history of the region. ...

The Appalachian State University Counseling Center and the High Country chapter of National Alliance on Mental Illness welcomed Marya Hornbacher, award-winning journalist and bestselling author, to the...

Legends will host a Halloween party featuring disc jockey Don Winsley in his first headline appearance at Appalachian State University Thursday night. Winsley, who last performed at Legends with Cherub...

Appalachian State University’s poetry group Lyric and student-run literary arts publication The Peel will come together to present an open mic night Thursday at 7 p.m. in Belk Library, Room 114. The...

The classic myth about Orpheus concerns his attempt to lead his wife Eurydice from the underworld under oath that he won’t look back at her until they both reach the surface. Just as Orpheus makes it...

As a music critic, I do my best to objectively explain how music makes me feel. Inevitably, these descriptions are filtered through my own bias as a white suburbanite who grew up on classic rock. Reggae,...

Nigerian artist Tunde Afolayan Famous has made Boone his home, and now he’s sharing his talent with Appalachian State University students through the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts. Famous’ art...

Progressive rock, as it’s normally defined, has been around since the late ’60s when bands such as King Crimson and Pink Floyd began taking the psychedelic pop of that era to expansive, bizarre realms....