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The Appalachian

The Student News Site of Appalachian State University

The Appalachian

You graduated from Zoom University. What now?

You graduated from Zoom University. What now?

Jake Markland, Reporter August 17, 2021

As of the first day of class, it has been 523 days since App State students received an email alerting them that spring break would be extended for one week, allowing the university and the world time...

Adventure awaits: exploring the outdoors of Boone

Adventure awaits: exploring the outdoors of Boone

Asher Davidson, Reporter August 17, 2021

One of the greatest draws to Boone and App State is the outdoors. On any given day parks, hiking trails, bike parks, rivers and streams are teeming with students and locals. However, with so many options,...

Your go-to guide for the 828’s fall events

Your go-to guide for the 828’s fall events

Maggie Watts, Reporter August 17, 2021

After a year of online classes and events, App State is seeing a return to normalcy with the 2021-22 school year. In-person activities are in abundance throughout the High Country this semester! Here’s...

Playlist of the week: Back to Boone

Playlist of the week: Back to Boone

Aubrey Smith, Former Editor-in-Chief August 16, 2021

Whether you were in the High Country for the summer or you’re returning to campus after months of being away, there’s nothing quite like the feeling of the first week of classes. There’ll be Mountaineers...

The Bookstop: Finding missing men with best friends, bikes and ouija boards

The Bookstop: Finding missing men with best friends, bikes and ouija boards

Ansley Puckett, Reporter August 5, 2021

In Leah Weiss’ newest contribution to Southern literature, Lucy Brown’s life is changed forever just two years after the United States enters the second world war. Not only is her older brother and...

Animal art: Turchin Center displays apes' artwork

Animal art: Turchin Center displays apes’ artwork

Maggie Watts, Reporter August 1, 2021

When walking through the Turchin Center, students will usually see art made by local artisans and international creators. However, the Turchin Center’s newest exhibit displays art made by creatures who...

Recipe Corner: The berry best muffins

Recipe Corner: The berry best muffins

Lily Kincaid, Associate A&C Editor July 27, 2021

Muffins are a novice baker’s best friend. Most recipes use basic ingredients and call for little prep time but still yield a batch of yummy treats. Even baked goods that are a little more complex, such...

21-year-old Carli Batson with her Miss North Carolina sash and crown.

Miss America might be a Mountaineer

Maggie Watts, Reporter July 12, 2021

After a weekend of performances, interviews and modeling, 34 women stood onstage in High Point on June 26, waiting for news of who would be crowned the new Miss North Carolina. Crying tears of joy, a rising...

Pop Up Boone creator launches virtual wellness program for women

Pop Up Boone creator launches virtual wellness program for women

Maggie Watts, Reporter July 1, 2021

The creator of Pop Up Boone is starting a new chapter in her business ventures and giving women a new way to connect.  After nearly two years of directing artisan pop-up shows, Megan Kelley did not...

Jacob Moore (left) and Alex Woodbury (right), joined by a third musician, performing outside of the art market.

King Street Art Market showcases local artists through end of June

Lily Kincaid, Associate A&C Editor June 29, 2021

Between face painting, live music and people dancing on the sidewalks, the King Street Art Market made downtown Boone feel a little more like its old self over the first weekend of June. Curio and the...

The Bookstop: Six romance books to read this summer

The Bookstop: Six romance books to read this summer

Ansley Puckett, Reporter June 29, 2021

Long days at the beach, warm afternoons after a day of work and cool summer sunsets, mean the official start of summer and time to relax and rest. This summer, whether you're spending time in the sand,...

Bites from the Big Apple: New York Deli to open in Boone

Bites from the Big Apple: New York Deli to open in Boone

Maggie Watts, Reporter June 21, 2021

One New York native is looking to bring authentic food from the Empire State to Boone through a new local restaurant.  When Kenneth Grieb moved to Boone a year and a half ago to be with retired family...

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