The residence halls located on the east side of Appalachian State University’s campus participated in Trick-or-Treat for Tots on Oct. 30, a program where students could give out candy to the children...

Appalachian State University psychology professor Kurt Michael is known for his continued work to better the mental health services provided to young, underprivileged children in rural areas. In response...

Student starts fundraiser to front the bill for a house for the Duck Pond ducks. The ducks who reside at Duck Pond near Trivette Dining Hall are being given a voice by an Appalachian State University...

An Appalachian State University business professor and hospitality and tourism management director received the 2014 Barentine Special Achievement Award for his close involvement with the tourism industry...

UPDATE (4:12 p.m. Nov. 3):  Bill Studenc, senior director of news services for WCU, said the university will move forward in compliance with the school’s protocol for the offense in question. “Although...

This year’s Halloween holiday celebration in Boone may bring students flashbacks of wearing kid’s costumes and trick-or-treating. Appalachian State University’s 2014 Family Weekend falls on Halloween...

One of the oldest stories on Appalachian State University’s campus is that of the haunted basement floor in East Residence Hall. Each year, new students share new stories of their encounters with...

To upperclassmen at Appalachian State University, the name Coffey Residence Hall might ring a bell. To new students and underclassman, the name could have no meaning. Built in 1953 and once home...

Halloween is just around the corner, and we all know that planning your costume can become stressful and expensive. As college students, time and money are never bountiful. The dilemma of running low on...

A group of students formed Appalachian’s Feminist Student Union earlier this month, which held its first meeting Monday evening. Justis Tucker, the union’s founder, said her purpose in creating...

The Lumbee Native Americans, mostly residing in North Carolina’s poorest county, Robeson County, have begun to work towards a brighter future by getting an education in places such as Appalachian State...

Judge John Tyson, running for the North Carolina Court of Appeals, and Judge Eric Levinson, running for Associate Justice on the Supreme Court of North Carolina, visited and toured Boone on Friday in hopes...