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This year, the Valborg Theatre is celebrating its 25th anniversary. In celebration, alumni are invited back for a special showing of A Midsummers Night Dream this month.

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Matty Evans comes to App State from Lander University, where he helped the Bearcats to a 16-2-3 record.

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The ballot designating Pams Progressive Picks. Also known as Pam Williamson, the woman behind the organization has been endorsing progressive candidates since 1990.

Pams Picks encourages student voting

Alex Hubbell
November 1, 2018

Math walk colloquia present the benefits of creative learning

Alex Hubbell
October 7, 2018

Inventor of BHC Ibuprofen gives pragmatic advice to students

Alex Hubbell
October 5, 2018
Skateboarding club rides to a clean environment

Skateboarding club rides to a clean environment

Alex Hubbell
September 27, 2018
73 students will be preforming for the Department of Theatre and Dance’s First Year Showcase, a record number. The showcase will coincide with Homecoming week this year and tickets can be purchase at the Schaefer Center for Preforming Arts either at the ticket office or online.

The First Year Showcase instills freshmen with confidence

Alex Hubbell
September 21, 2018
Suresh Niraula, Dinesh Paudel, David Cuthbert, Pavan Mudiam and Courtney Matta, employees of Wine to Water, are given the floor at the panel session at the Schaefer Center Thursday night. The panel focused on community impact, one of them being Boone.

Wine to Water founder encouraged Boone community to take action

Alex Hubbell
September 9, 2018
First time director Logan Frazier and Director of Photography Seth Grant compose a scence for their film Helen.

Students create and fund film from the ground up

Alex Hubbell
September 6, 2018
Freshman group bonds over “Dungeons and Dragons”

Freshman group bonds over “Dungeons and Dragons”

Alex Hubbell
August 31, 2018
An empty stage still lit after In/Visible Theatres Saturday nights show. In/Visible theatre says that it embraces innovative art in language, design, movement, music, and sometimes even technology, through their performances.

The In/Visible Theatre turns Shakespearean comedy into cultural discussion

Alex Hubbell
August 25, 2018
High Country Beer Fest brews up

High Country Beer Fest brews up

Alex Hubbell
August 24, 2018
Black Violin is joined by Watauga County schools orchestra students.

Black Violin thinks outside the box to break stereotypes

Alex Hubbell
April 29, 2018
The bicycle was already a favorite of the crowd but became even more popular when they tasted the fruits of their labor.

Ribbon-cutting ceremony presents solar powered picnic tables

Alex Hubbell
April 19, 2018
Peacock Hall home of the Walker College of Business.

[Photo] App State ranked among nation’s best online programs

February 8, 2023
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