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The Appalachian

Farewell column: Last one out, hit the lights

Farewell column: Last one out, hit the lights

Colin Bross, Director of Marketing and Public Relations May 3, 2023

In the fall of 2021, I transferred to App State.  There were a lot of questions I asked myself during that time of transition. What will college really be like? How will these next two years unfold?...

Farewell column: Thankful

Farewell column: Thankful

Dan Davidson, Former Sports Editor May 3, 2023

In August 2019, The Appalachian deployed its editorial board across campus to conduct interviews for an annual back-to-school story. Former Sports Editor, Silas Albright, wandered the sixth floor of Gardner...

Farewell column: Let your story guide you

Farewell column: Let your story guide you

Will Hofmann, Enterprise Editor May 3, 2023

I did not come to college knowing what I wanted to do.  I searched hard. I took biology, chemistry, psychology and religious studies courses, among others. Some said I was “wasting my time.”  I...

Farewell column: Ending my journey with these words, onto more

Farewell column: Ending my journey with these words, onto more

Gabrielle Troutman, Reporter May 3, 2023

In spring 2020, I joined The Appalachian as a scared, new transfer student. I came in search of words and friendship spurred by a love of editing, books and Rory Gilmore.  From the first day serving...

Farewell column: Let your passion and kindness shine

Farewell column: Let your passion and kindness shine

Cameron Burnett, Visual Managing Editor May 3, 2023

I came to Appalachian State University in fall 2019 as a kid who didn’t know what to major in or aspire to be. After declaring as an Electronic Media/Broadcasting major, I was still lost. Then came January...

Farewell column: It’s been real, it’s been fun, it’s been an honor

Farewell column: It’s been real, it’s been fun, it’s been an honor

Jade Ogle, Chief Copy Editor May 3, 2023

This is one of the few times I’ll write for The Appalachian despite how much I love this organization. My work as Chief Copy Editor has always been behind the scenes and I’m OK with that. I still get...

Leah’s Lens: Any post-graduation plan is a successful plan

Leah’s Lens: Any post-graduation plan is a successful plan

Leah Boone, Opinion Editor May 3, 2023

Graduation season is on the horizon and many graduating seniors have spent months thinking about the future. When one graduates high school, there is a large stigma surrounding not immediately attending...

Hijabi Hot Takes: Mountaineer bucket list

Hijabi Hot Takes: Mountaineer bucket list

Nadine Jallal, Opinion Writer April 30, 2023

The butterflies in a student’s stomach as they click “commit” to their admission offer from App State are only comparable to the butterflies in a student’s stomach on graduation day. However, somewhere...

OPINION: Students, grow up.

OPINION: Students, grow up.

Madison Nance, Opinion Writer April 26, 2023

The changes that occur during college can be incredibly overwhelming, and mark a period in students’ lives where they truly begin to see themselves and others turning into full-blown adults. Entering...

Fans along the student section frontlines cheer on the Mountaineers Sept. 3, 2022. A Kidd Brewer Stadium record 40,168 fans were in attendance for the game.

OPINION: What your favorite App State sport says about you

Courtney Quinton, Opinion Writer April 24, 2023

App State offers many sports and all are amazing in their own ways. Find your favorite sport and read what it might say about you.    Football You can be a trend follower at times, but also the...

OPINION: The roads in Boone suck, here’s what to do

OPINION: The roads in Boone suck, here’s what to do

El Shedrick, Opinion Writer April 19, 2023

Listen to this story: Anyone that has spent time driving around Boone knows the roads are not great. To put it simply, they suck. Boone’s roads are unsafe, not kept up with and filled with potholes....

OPINION: Earth Day should be every day

OPINION: Earth Day should be every day

Emily Escobedo Ramirez, Director of Marketing & Engagement April 17, 2023

Listen to this story: The budding spring weather of April and Earth Day festivities on the 18th encourages the love and restoration of the Earth, but just one month is not enough. It is a time when...

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