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Beat the heat

Halie Hamilton September 22, 2016

Maggie Sugg, a professor in the Department of Geography and Planning, is working on a tool to predict heat related emergency department visits. She was awarded a grant from the University of North Carolina...

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Construction delays on the Standard displace students

Sammy Hanf September 22, 2016

The Standard, a planned student housing development originally slated to open in early August, is still standing unfinished. Students who signed leases starting in August now have to wait until Oct. 13. Landmark...

App state students protest Dakota access pipeline

App state students protest Dakota access pipeline

Sammy Hanf September 19, 2016

Over 100 people gathered on Sanford Mall under the midday sun to protest the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline. Molly Poole, president of the Native American Students Association, said...

An illustration of what Matt Celeskey and Dr. Andrew Heckert think the Gorgetosuchus pekinensis looked like. Celeskey said, Gorgetosuchus was only described a few years ago, from only 20 pieces of armor, but thats enough to tell us that this was a very unique animal.

Geology and art departments build statue of extinct reptile

Halie Hamilton September 15, 2016

Appalachian State’s geology and art departments are teaming up to build a life-sized model of Gorgetosuchus pekinensis. The idea was first conceived in early February and started moving forward after...

English professor Joseph Bathanti.

ASU professor Joseph Bathanti receives North Carolina award

Ben Sessoms September 15, 2016

In 1976 Joseph Bathanti, like many other college graduates, didn’t have a clue what he wanted to do with his life. Forty years later, he has had an illustrious career as a writer, an Appalachian State...

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Residential curriculum altered to be more standardized

Angela McLinton September 15, 2016

Starting this year, the residential curriculum program materials found in dorms will be more curated, meaning that bulletin boards will no longer be open for students to post on. “We decided to implement...

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University denies Legends for ASU early voting site

Sammy Hanf September 13, 2016

Chancellor Sheri Everts wrote in a letter that given safety concerns regarding the use of Legends the university decided to deny Watauga County Board of Elections chairman’s request to use the facility...

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Appalachian State early voting site pending university approval

Sammy Hanf September 10, 2016

The North Carolina State Board of Elections voted 3-2 last Thursday to accept Watauga County Board Chairman Bill Aceto’s early voting plan, but requested that the university approve Legends as the location. The...

SGA President, Jalyn Howard, speaks about who he walks for during this years Walk for Awareness. Photo by Maleek Loyd

Appalachian hosts 27th Walk for Awareness

Ryan O'Reilly September 6, 2016

Appalachian State’s 27th annual Walk for Awareness was held last Tuesday in cooperation with the Red Flag Campaign and was designed to raise awareness about interpersonal violence in the community. Over...

First year racer Lindsay Rudisill answers junior transfer student Cyna Woodards questions about Team Sunergys solar car. The solar vehicle team brought the car out for display on Wednesday the 24th.

Team Sunergy races toward sustainability

Carrie Hall August 31, 2016

Team Sunergy, Appalachian’s solar vehicle team, competed in two major solar car races this summer. On July 28, the team placed third overall in the Formula Sun Grand Prix, a track race held at the Pittsburgh...

Photo by Olivia Lepard

Eggers becomes all female dorm

Angela McLinton August 31, 2016

To cope with the high ratio of female students accepted into Appalachian State this year, Eggers Hall is now an all female dorm. “I am surprised I was put in an all girls dorm because I requested co-ed,”...

County Board of Elections split over location of ASU early  voting site

County Board of Elections split over location of ASU early voting site

Ben Sessoms August 31, 2016

With the 2016 general election quickly approaching, Appalachian State University is still without an official early voting site. The Watauga board’s failure to come to a unanimous decision means the...

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