The Belk Library and Information Commons organized a carnival-themed open house Wednesday from 2-6 p.m. to showcase the various departments available for student use. The event was held on the library’s...

Editor’s note: This article contains mentions of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and death related to gun violence. App State Wellness and Prevention Services provides free mental health resources for students...

Mo’s Cloud Cafe A short walk from Peacock Hall and Belk Library, Mo’s Cloud Cafe is like a gas station without the gas, selling convenience store-style snacks, drinks and tobacco products.  The...

Step into the 15th century, dive underwater or pick up a calligraphy brush to expand skillsets in various areas of study. App State offers a number of unique classes this fall semester to get students...

Editor’s note: This article contains mentions of terrorist attacks and death. App State Wellness and Prevention Services provides free mental health resources for students and can be reached at (828)...

Four weeks into the semester, Boone enters its first peak tourism season since Hurricane Helene, with crowds returning downtown. They also encounter a town that is at the start of their heaviest tourism...

With the increased national presence of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, many people may be unsure about what actions they should take to stay safe. Various resources are available...

The Hickory Ridge History Museum hosted a wide variety of colonial-themed activities during their first Children’s Day event Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Around the museum’s grounds were activities...

AppalFest was hosted by APPS from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sanford Mall Friday, bringing annual fall-themed activities and community building. Although last year’s event was canceled due to Hurricane Helene,...

Characterized by lurking in coffee shops, reading feminist literature, carrying tote bags and listening to Clairo, performative males, and an audience of roughly 500 people, filled Sanford Mall Sunday....

Student-Made App State and APPS Appalachian Heritage Council hosted a Handmade Market from 6-8 p.m. Friday in Central Dining Hall. A total of six booths lined the hallway of Central Dining Hall, and some...

Ralliers banged cutlery against pots while chanting and singing at a Cacerolazo protest for Gaza Sunday at the Jones House Cultural Center. Cacerolazo is derived from the Spanish word “cacerola,”...