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Cameron Stuart

Cameron Stuart, Reporter

Cameron Stuart (she/her) is a senior journalism and sustainable development double major and French minor from Rock Hill, S.C. This is her fourth year writing for The Appalachian on the news desk.

 

 

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The Marching Mountaineers practice in Broyhill concert hall on rainy days to prepare the clarinets, flutes, and other brass instruments for upcoming home games Oct. 20 and 30.

Marching Mountaineers bring music back to the mountains

October 8, 2021
ClimACT and its supporters marched across campus Sept. 24 after attending the board of trustees meeting that day to demand climate action.

ClimACT joins global climate strike with board of trustee protest, campus march

October 5, 2021
ClimACT set up a table Monday on Sanford Mall. As students walked by their table they could join the club, pick up free seed or sign a petition.

“Rushing” for Earth: ClimACT advocates for climate involvement with Greek inspired recruitment

August 24, 2021
The outside of Miles Annas Student Support which is alternatively known as the Wellness Center. The building has both the counseling center and health services.

Student health resources at App State

August 18, 2021
The Body Positive AppState program was designed to foster a culture of body positivity at App State.

Women’s Center program fosters discussions about body image

April 24, 2021
Usually filled with lines wrapped around the building, the Chick-Fil-A on Blowing Rock Road is now occupied with construction supplies and portable toilets as it closes to renovate the location.

Boone Chick-fil-A temporarily closed after 17 years of continuous business

April 8, 2021
“It’s been like a little reunion”: Judith Winecoff, youth services librarian at the Watauga County Public Library, works at her desk behind plexiglass dividers to protect both employees and returning library patrons from COVID-19.

County library turns page with familiar in-person services

April 1, 2021
Town council member Samuel Furgiuele, Jr. poses at his desk in his office on King Street. During the pandemic, Furgiuele has attended weekly council meetings over Webex from his office.

Town Council commits to nondiscrimination with new ordinance

March 22, 2021
Faculty creates accountability group rooted in anti-racism

Faculty creates accountability group rooted in anti-racism

March 17, 2021
Students Ian Murphy and Banks Nussman created the Ride Beep app to provide students and residents alike affordable rides around Boone. Users are met with a login screen and can use their university email to confirm they are a student.

Community rideshare drives App State students to create ‘Ride Beep’ mobile app

February 5, 2021
App State finalizes official plan for carbon neutrality per Climate Action Writing Group

App State finalizes official plan for carbon neutrality per Climate Action Writing Group

January 29, 2021
Students gather around many different tables and stations at the Study Abroad Fair to learn about international education opportunities at App State.

App State goes global with international education resources

November 5, 2019
24 hour marketing event helps local nonprofits generate business

24 hour marketing event helps local nonprofits generate business

October 31, 2019
Faculty Senate pushes university to adopt climate neutral practices by 2035

Faculty Senate pushes university to adopt climate neutral practices by 2035

October 31, 2019
Sustainable development students gain direction for the future from lunch and learn series

Sustainable development students gain direction for the future from lunch and learn series

October 10, 2019
Boone experiences warm start to fall season

Boone experiences warm start to fall season

October 2, 2019

App State Dean of Libraries steps down as ALS diagnosis progresses

September 28, 2019
Appalachian Police Academy gives students the opportunity to make a difference in their community

Appalachian Police Academy gives students the opportunity to make a difference in their community

September 18, 2019
Middle Fork Greenway Project aims to bridge community gap between Boone and Blowing Rock

Middle Fork Greenway Project aims to bridge community gap between Boone and Blowing Rock

September 5, 2019

The show goes on: The Appalachian Theatre set to open in October

August 29, 2019
Members of the App State Marching Band and move-in volunteers had to navigate around construction to make their way across West Campus.

University Housing, ROTC and parents work together on move-in day

August 17, 2019

Current food delivery services haven’t noticed change in business since arrival of DoorDash in March

April 19, 2019
The Womens Center is currently hosting Rape Culture Awareness Week in its Plemmons Student Union location. It is the only completely volunteer run Womens center in the state of North Carolina, according to its website.

Women’s Center hosts Rape Culture Awareness Week

April 17, 2019

Career Development Center pushes for local employment for App State students with Talent Jam

April 5, 2019
Inaugural Walk to Defeat ALS honors Dean of Libraries

Inaugural Walk to Defeat ALS honors Dean of Libraries

March 27, 2019
An illustration of the future Blowing Rock Investment Properties building on West King Street. The opening of the companys second location will provide students with real estate internship opportunities.

Blowing Rock Investment Properties expands to King Street

March 20, 2019

With no musical theater performance major, the Musical Theater Club lets students sing to heart’s content

March 1, 2019
A smiley card brings two students together at lunch in Roess Dining Hall. Former SGA Senator Andrew Strahan created the Smiley Card so that students who dont want to sit alone during meals can place a small card with a smiling emoji on their tables to designate that they want someone to dine with them.

New smiley cards help with isolation and loneliness in dining hall

February 22, 2019

Wellness and Prevention services presents Y(Our) Story to discuss mental health through fine arts

February 21, 2019
The Appalachian Online

Hygge: Cozy Danish concept fights seasonal affective disorder

February 16, 2019
Throughout the academic year, App State’s Wellness and Prevention center offers a variety of programs and resources for students to support their well-being. Programs are focused on 8 different dimensions of wellness, and all students are welcome to attend programs and events free of charge.

Wellness and Prevention Services help students by teaching spirituality

February 2, 2019
Watauga Humane Society brings in volunteers from App State

Watauga Humane Society brings in volunteers from App State

December 10, 2018
The Appalachian Online

De-Stress Fest: De-stressing college students one therapy dog at a time

November 19, 2018
The Appalachian Online

Language Out Loud event celebrates languages from around the world

November 15, 2018
A sign advertising the Boone Film Festival.

Third annual Boone Film Festival celebrates stories from the Appalachian Region

November 8, 2018
By Cameron Stuart

Asian Student Association raises money for the Flint water crisis

November 1, 2018
A box full of donations for the APPKids Hygeine and Snack Drive. Acceptable donations include items like shampoo, toothpaste and snackfoods for kids.

AppKIDS host hygiene and snack drive for underprivileged children

October 26, 2018

Pop-up shop series provides business attire to students

October 25, 2018
by Cameron Stuart

Pi Sigma Epsilon hosts blood drive with The Blood Connection

October 23, 2018
Incumbent Jonathan Jordan gives his opening remarks as the debate against Ray Russell begins Tuesday night in the Belk Library.

Jordan seeks fifth NC House term to represent the 93rd District

October 11, 2018
Panel and cake cutting honors Appalachian Studies

Panel and cake cutting honors Appalachian Studies

September 10, 2018
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