The North Carolina NAACP and Gov. Roy Cooper reached a settlement Thursday in a lawsuit regarding COVID-19 conditions within North Carolina state prisons.  Under the settlement, North Carolina has...

Beginning in March, App State will be home to a COVID-19 community distribution center. Chancellor Sheri Everts announced in an email Friday that the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services...

TikTok, the space often used for learning new dances, seeing a day in someone’s life or just for laughs is one of the top social media platforms. However, some of its users are using the platform to...

Only 27 months away from their 36 month deadline, the Black at App State Collective reported that it has made significant progress with university administration on its demands for change.  In a Feb....

North Carolinians can expect fewer COVID-19 restrictions and a lifted 10 p.m. curfew starting this Friday, Gov. Roy Cooper announced this afternoon in a press conference. Cooper is lifting the stay-at-home...

When the Local Lion, a coffee shop that specializes in fresh roasted coffee and housemade doughnuts, opened its doors for the first time in April 2012, owners Josiah and Meredith Davis never would have...

The Boone town council filled the vacant seat of a long-time council member and former mayor Tuesday night. Mayor Rennie Brantz cast the tiebreaking vote to appoint Virginia Roseman to hold the seat...

A doubled fee included in student tuition is projected to bring a raise for campus police salaries and improve officer retention at App State, and other UNC System schools. The cost of campus security...

The Faculty Senate raised concerns about a lack of assistance for App State community members who have children during a pandemic. They heard the Faculty Welfare and Morale Committee’s “Brief Faculty...

App State students and faculty facilitated an event with a leading voice in the climate movement to ask questions about how to resolve the climate crisis and not leave anyone behind along the way. Ayana...

This Spring 2021, college students face another semester of online classes after almost a year of interrupted daily life in the U.S. Mixed feelings dominate as students press on into their third semester...

It’s been almost two weeks since students moved into their dorms with suitcases and negative COVID-19 tests in hand. With in-person classes in session as well, AppHealthCare says it’s too soon to see...