The Appalachian Theatre and campus documentary staff brought the town of Boone a new documentary film festival.  The Boone Docs Film Festival, which consisted of a campus screening event Thursday and...

One student makes the old new again by recycling fashion materials into his own designs. Andre Edwards, a sophomore apparel major, started his brand, “Andre Archive,” in December. Edwards recycles...

It’s no secret men have held the spotlight throughout country music history. Country radio is populated by objectifying songs about cut-off shorts, tan legs and painted-on jeans. Regardless, women in...

When two roommates realized their shared love for true crime but didn't have an outlet to express their interest, they decided to create a club on campus where they could involve others in heated debates...

Women have been making their mark on art since the beginning of time, despite the challenges and restrictions placed on them, and literature is no exception. In honor of Women’s History Month, celebrate...

App at a glance is The Appalachian’s arts and culture desk’s top picks of events for each week. University Forum Lecture Series  ⎯ Monday The University Forum Lecture Series is hosting LaTosha...

It’s been four years since Mitski gave us the iconic album “Be the Cowboy,” which was filled with tracks “Nobody,” “Why Didn’t You Stop Me” and “Me and My Husband” that helped solidify...

Ever since reggaeton’s prominence in Puerto Rico during the ’90s, the genre has evolved with new artists emerging and changing the sound every day. What once was a male-dominated music world has now...

App at a glance is The Appalachian’s arts and culture desk’s top picks of events for each week. “The Srebrenica Genocide, the Role of the UN, and Bosnia Today” — Wednesday The Center for...

Learning & Loving — Monday As a part of their Week of Wisdom Events, the Beta Chi chapter of Chi Upsilon Sigma National Latin Sorority, Incorporated is hosting Learning & Loving in the Multicultural...

The origins of Valentine’s Day and its namesake have a complicated history. Some accounts say it was a priest named Valentine that helped marry couples when marriage was outlawed for young men. Other...

January has come and gone and now heart-shaped decorations and arrangements of red and pink are in every store, meaning one thing only — Valentine’s Day is almost here.  Maybe you’re dreading...