Over 400 students and faculty members attended a virtual night for the 36th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Tuesday. Michael Eric Dyson, author, cultural critic and media commentator,...

Students can drop their classes last minute this spring, similar to last semester’s COVID-19-ridden change. The Office of the Provost announced students can drop classes up to a week before the last...

Students received a surprise $186 in their bank accounts after App State identified additional CARES Act funding.  This one-time payment comes from the CARES Act, which former President Donald Trump...

Boone Town Council unanimously approved a climate resolution Thursday that aims to phase out the use of fossil fuels over the years and reduce carbon emission. The council adopted a "climate and...

App State is taking the first step to become a center for COVID-19 vaccine distribution in the High Country. Chancellor Sheri Everts announced in an email Friday that the university submitted an application...

Last week, a pro-Trump mob breached the U.S. Capitol as Congress gathered to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election. Since that day, Twitter, Facebook and other social media outlets have...

People aged 65 and older are now eligible for  the COVID-19 vaccine, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced Thursday.  Today, NCDHHS told local health departments and providers that they can begin...

The spring semester is kicking off with a change due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S., Chancellor Sheri Everts announced in an email Friday evening.  Beginning Jan. 19, all classes will...

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is calling on President Donald Trump to leave office or be removed by legal measures after a pro-Trump mob stormed Capitol Hill Wednesday. Cooper wrote in a tweet Thursday...

As people across the country process the aftermath of the pro-Trump mob that stormed Capitol Hill yesterday, Chancellor Sheri Everts released a statement Thursday afternoon, condemning the acts of violence...

“We’re living through unprecedented times:” these are words that have been repeated since March with the onset of the  COVID-19 pandemic. Just as spring break had started to crest over the horizon,...