Hub for Autism and Neurodiversity, has worked with the Boone community for two years, ensuring families and individuals get the services, resources and advocacy to help them better understand autism and...

People carrying wooden beams and metal scaffolding were on the move. The pounding of hammers and the scissoring of saws were consistent sounds. One worker broke at least three hammers at the construction...

Discussion on campus regarding the Second Amendment provided students, faculty and staff with an opportunity to analyze the amendment in terms of how it relates to gun safety, gun laws as well as the history...

Orientation slams freshmen and transfer students with a great deal of information that can easily get lost in the first frantic weeks of school. To provide students information above and beyond orientation,...

Throughout the 2019-20 academic year, the University Forum Committee is hosting a series of lectures and films to enlighten community members on women’s issues, honoring the 100th anniversary of women’s...

After prior negative experiences with police, students like Abigail Rivera joined the Appalachian Police Academy in hopes of making positive change in the law enforcement community. The Appalachian...

The common reading program at App State picks a different book every year for incoming students to read and connect with on personal and discussion-based levels.  This year’s program brings a well-known...

Oftentimes the line between dialogue and debate gets blurred, but the Inclusive Leadership Retreat is set on making the difference very clear.  “The Sustained Dialogue retreat taught me to be more...

At any second, anybody could lose so much due to the damage that a hurricane can bring. Houses can collapse, telephone lines can fall and spirits can be broken. All that others can do is help them whenever...

The Business Affairs Committee approved $3.7 million in current year Repair and Renovation funds on Friday morning during the September board of trustees meeting. These funds will go toward: Walker...

App State welcomed 19,280 students to campus this fall semester, an increase of 172 total students from last year’s 19,108.  In her newsletter to campus, Chancellor Sheri Everts wrote the first-to-second-year...

Wellness and Prevention Services hosted the Health, Wellness and Safety Week from Sept. 3-10, an event that started as a way to bring awareness to interpersonal violence, the importance of safety on campus,...