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...

In November 2020, one App State student was voted as her sorority’s president. Four months into her term, she has self-suspended from the organization. So have 15 other women, including two advisers.  Junior...

When App State junior wrestler Jonathan Millner walked off the mat at this year’s NCAA championship after earning prestigious All-American honors, he said the emotion that first overcame him was disappointment.  Wait,...

The pass/no credit policy will not be offered to students for the spring 2021 semester. The provost announced in an email Wednesday, this decision comes weeks after SGA and faculty senate passed resolutions...

Gov. Roy Cooper announced most COVID-19 restrictions should be lifted by June 1 in a press conference Wednesday.  If two-thirds of the adults in North Carolina are vaccinated, Cooper believes the state...

An App State alumna went into graduate school expecting to focus primarily on the incarceration of queer and transgender people. Today, she is the author of a gun violence op-ed in the New York Times. Madison...