An associate professor in the Walker College of Business is now App State's interim Chief Diversity officer. Jamie Parson, who teaches undergraduate courses in insurance and business law, agreed...

Five people are dead, including two Watauga County Sheriff’s deputies, after a daylong standoff between law enforcement and a civilian Wednesday at 533 Hardaman Circle. The Watauga County Sheriff’s...

Starting Friday, North Carolinians do not have to wear masks outdoors, Gov. Roy Cooper announced in a press conference Wednesday.  "We are grateful that North Carolina continues to hold steady when...

The Climate Action Collaborative, a local climate justice and environmental advocacy group, sent a list of demands to the App State Board of Trustees, calling on them to take bold and immediate action...

Watauga County Sheriff’s Office responded to a welfare check at a local residence at 9:44 a.m. Wednesday. A standoff with law enforcement that lasted all-day ended Wednesday night. Five people have been...

Sanford Hall’s dimly lit corridors, hot stuffy classrooms and broken elevator are a thing of the past. The renovation of Sanford Hall is almost complete and the building is open for use.  The building...

LGBTQ+ students first saw an official safe space on App State's campus in 1972 with Human Sexuality Day. Oct. 25 of that year was filled with discussion groups, information booths, panels, films and special...

App State students, faculty and community members can anticipate seeing fabric displaying experiences throughout the pandemic on Sanford Mall in the next few weeks. Students in associate professor Greg...

https://youtu.be/_OucnsaJIxE The Women’s Center is bringing a program to campus to provide a safe space for body image discussions. Called Body Positive AppState, the program stems from The Body...

https://youtu.be/qJmnMUmGGcg Students with excess meal plan money have once again been given the chance to use their money toward bookstore purchases just like the fall semester.  Campus Dining,...

Music education has suddenly become dangerous like never before. When COVID-19 halted life in March of 2020, music students adapted to an online, virtual format. An audience-based education was forced...