The Hayes School of Music hosted its annual Women Composers Concert Tuesday, featuring the musical works of female composers throughout the decades.  James Douthit, dean of the Hayes School of Music,...

The phrase “easy as pie” didn’t come from thin air. With Pi Day March 14 and spring right around the corner, it’s the perfect time to try baking a fruit pie. Luckily, with the popularity of frozen...

For one Boone band, social media is more than keeping up with the latest TikTok trend. It’s a tool for reaching an audience during a time when live performances are nearly nonexistent. Due to...

The 63rd Grammy Awards took place Sunday night in an adjusted, COVID-safe fashion, signaling a goodbye to the large extravagant crowds in Staples Center and hello to mask-coordinated outfits and a smaller...

In search of a creative outlet but limited by the pandemic, one App State student joined the growing number of online small businesses to sell her artwork and spread kindness. Sam Cole, a senior at...

A genre boasting some of the last century’s most classic songs, rock ‘n’ roll is synonymous with wet-hot American summer days and open roads. Some of the genre’s greatest names; however, originate...

A love of art and a desire to create a collaborative space inspired Boone’s newest podcast. Former App student Donald Steel recently started FallrisK, a podcast that recognizes Boone creators from...

Chadwick Boseman’s death was a tragic shock to Hollywood and the world. In less than a decade spent on screen, the acclaimed actor brought his luminous talent to a host of iconic roles. From his breakthrough...

In July, The Creative Justice Institute, an organization that focuses on combating racism, sexism and homophobia among the campus community, was founded. In a recent collaboration with the Belk Library,...

College libraries don’t typically host arts and crafts events such as embroidery or card making. However, one librarian at the Belk Library and Information Commons uses her skills to aid students struggling...

Growing up in the South, tobacco fields, low, twangy drawls, summer days and the stories of old are staples of childhood. Country music is a lot like that, with a lot of history, a lot of story, and a...

The App State Department of Theatre and Dance was one of the first to perform the currently unpublished play “This Is Not The Play” virtually last Thursday through Sunday. The play is set in a Black...