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Campus clubs unite LGBT community

Campus clubs unite LGBT community

March 30, 2018
Pride Shabbat brings LGBT and Jewish communities together

Pride Shabbat brings LGBT and Jewish communities together

March 27, 2018
The prototype for the edible laser project, developed by App State professor Lauren Woods and undergraduate physics students Jack Griffin and Jose Salazar.

App State undergrads develop “edible” laser

March 24, 2018

Appalachian Mountain Brewery Hosts Annual Rail Jam

March 22, 2018
The donation box for the Hygiene Supply Drive, organized by the Womens Fund of the Blue Ridge, at Something Else in downtown Boone.

Women’s Fund of the Blue Ridge collects hygiene products across the High Country

March 21, 2018
Stephen Hawking speaking at the NASA Lecture Series in 2008.

OPINION: Stephen Hawking dies at 76, leaves legacy behind

March 21, 2018
Photographer Lynn Willis stands next to his photograph titled Dropin Slabs at Rocky Knob. The photo was taking on the new Black Forest Trail at Rocky Knob Bike Park.

The Turchin Center celebrates 15 years with Spring Exhibition Celebration

March 15, 2018
Wellness and Prevention Services starts collegiate recovery community

Wellness and Prevention Services starts collegiate recovery community

March 1, 2018
Prepped meals layed out on the counter of Clean Eatz.

Clean Eatz promotes healthy eating in Boone

February 21, 2018
The cover of Migoss new album Culture II, which was released this January

Migos to come to App State

February 20, 2018
Students recharge at the solar picnic tables outside Peacock Hall

REI and Office of Sustainability unveil new solar picnic tables

February 19, 2018
Marina Delgreco takes a selfie alongside a bunch of Second Chance Prom attendees in 2017. This year the dance with be on Friday, February 16th and hosted by the LGBT center.

Second Chance Dance recreates prom for LGBT students

February 8, 2018
What does Black History Month mean to you?

What does Black History Month mean to you?

February 3, 2018
The Multicultural Student Development center is located on the second floor of the student union.

Appalachian State celebrates Black History Month

February 1, 2018
White. I wanted to be White by Saleen Vang. Vangs portraits are a part of the Radical Feminist art show on display at the How Space until February 4th.

“Radical Feminists” exhibit opens at HOW Space

February 1, 2018
Sarah Reinke, Gregory Meckley, Eric Chesson, Jonathan Wilson, and Leo Kishore make up the band Urban Soil. The band is from Raleigh, NC and they produce Americana, rock, and soul sounding music.

Urban Soil coming to Boone Saloon

January 25, 2018
The Turchin Center exhibition Creative Democracy: The Legacy of Black Mountain College will be open to the public from Jan. 12 to June 2.

Appalachian State celebrates Black Mountain College

January 18, 2018
Ear Candy performing at Acapellageddon on Saturday, November 11th. The group is an all-female a capella group at Appalachian State.

Ear Candy’s 10th anniversary celebration

December 5, 2017
Elaina Steele (Maybelle) attempts to pull out the nail that Chris Steele (Captain) has through his nose at Boone Saloon on Saturday night. This famous sideshow couple is from Atlanta, Georgia, and they travel around entertaining audiences and breaking records.

“America’s favorite sideshow couple” returns to Boone

November 7, 2017
The cake titled “Gothic Surprise made by Caitlin Hallee. This cake was a part of the 2017 Cake Buffet organized by The Appalachian Nerd Network on Sunday, Oct. 22.

Nerd Network hosts seventh annual cake competition and buffet

October 24, 2017
Fans react as the Mountaineers secure the Homecoming game with one last touchdown.

Boone celebrates homecoming at App State

October 10, 2017
Blue Ridge Kung Fu Academy presents martial arts forms and exercises at the Mid-Autumn Festival on Tuesday, Sept. 26.

Chinese Culture Club celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival

October 3, 2017
Interrogation brings a colorful and conversational dynamic to the HOW Space in downtown Boone. The exhibit was held during First Friday on September 1 and will continue until the 14th.

“Interrogation” exhibition unveiled: Print and design in Amsterdam

September 3, 2017
Eco-Reps pose with an igloo they made out of used books last year.

Hall Council Adds Eco-Rep Position

August 23, 2017
SGA met on Tuesday, August 22nd to discuss the banner that was hung on campus by Identity Evropa activists.

SGA holds open discussion after white nationalist banner found on campus

August 23, 2017
Students review documentaries before the film festival.

Students Showcase Documentaries in Roots of Resilience Film Festival

April 25, 2017
Volunteers clean up hidden trash outside of Sanford Hall.

Office of Sustainability Begins Earth Month with No Impact Week

April 11, 2017
Clothing on display in the Activision exhibit. The exhibit is in the brand new HOW Space which has been renovated by Appalachian State University students enrolled in the IDEXlab course over the past year and is located across from The Local at 182 Howard Street.

IDEXLAB unveils HOW space, to promote community collaboration

April 10, 2017
The two bands Electric Jelly Funk and Yugo pose for a group photo outside of Black Cat.

Electric Jelly Funk prepares to release first album

March 30, 2017
Julie Lesnik was the presenter of the Eating Bugs lecture. She left samples of different cricket products for the crowd to taste if they wanted.

Visiting professor talks edible insects

March 29, 2017
Canvases and easels await use at the Turchins art studio.

Turchin offers students weekly classes

March 2, 2017
John Foster West and Marian Coe Scholarship winners announced

John Foster West and Marian Coe Scholarship winners announced

February 7, 2017
These pieces were created by E Earl with steel and plaster. The art work is hanging up in Nth Gallery and was included in the New River Art Exhibit on February 3, 2017.

First Friday art crawl of 2017 kicked off at Turchin

February 7, 2017
People making their way down King Street during the Peaceful People’s Parade. The parade was on January 23rd and it started at the public library.

Environmental Activism in Boone

February 1, 2017
Actors discuss an affair in Love and Information.

“Love and Information” an experimental drama

November 4, 2016
The Banned Books Week display in Belk Library.

Boone celebrates Banned Books Week

October 6, 2016
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