The Student American Indian Movement and Walker College of Business came together Monday to host the Courageous Conversations: Indigenous Experiences panel discussion and cultural experience.  The...

Seven students took to the stage to perform an array of speeches at Panorama Monday night. Topics ranged from the importance of LGBTQ+ artists to the history of the plant kudzu. The event was held at the...

Warm light illuminated a staggered formation of five dancers and music began to flood the studio. The rhythmic patter of tap shoes echoed and the mirrored wall behind the dancers offered a panoramic view...

Tuesday, April 8 Movie on the Mall: Wicked APPS and Campus Activities are hosting a showing of the 2024 film “Wicked.” Snacks will be provided, and the first 50 attendees will receive a free...

Five a cappella groups took the stage at the Schaefer Center of the Performing Arts Saturday for Acapocalypse, the annual spring a cappella showcase. The showcase was the last a cappella performance of...

Music moved through the air as runners went past colorful chalk messages to pick up their bibs. Organizers in coffee cup costumes greeted them, while participants stretched on the lawn. The Coffee Buzz...

David Patteson hosted an evening of reflection Wednesday for his new graphic novel, “The Old Place,” at Watauga Public Library.  “The Old Place” is a graphic memoir of his accounts growing...

Para leer en Español haz clic aquí. Best: Sandwich: Stick Boy Kitchen Photo By: Ethan Bonney   Best Burger & Takeout: Comeback Shack By: Madalyn Edwards It’s no secret many App State...

Whether setting sail on a cruise to the Bahamas, soaking up the sun in the Outer Banks, or fully embracing the pirate life, there’s nothing like the sea for a bit of adventure. With spring in full swing,...

Frank Shovlin, professor of Irish literature in English at the University of Liverpool, spoke at the Watauga County Public Library Monday about his biographical work on John McGahern. The discussion...

While Perfume Genius has been a prominent force in independent pop for over a decade, his latest album “Glory” explores a darker sonic texture with introspective writing.  Michael Hadreas, the...

Walking into the Parkway Ballroom in Plemmons Student Union, glimmering lights and vibrant florals decorated the space and tables dressed in black and purple cloths were decorated with paper lanterns,...