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SGA candidates debate before elections

SGA candidates debate before elections

Dylan Austin
March 21, 2018
Headlines hung up in the Blue Ridge Ballroom for the Tunnel of Oppression.

APPS Tunnel of Oppression discusses social issues

Dylan Austin
February 28, 2018
The counter inside of health services when you first walk in to sign in or make an appointment. Health services is located in the second floor of the Miles Annas Student Support building.

Health Services caters to individual needs

Dylan Austin
February 13, 2018
The building where the suspect was apprehended on Oct. 31 is the former location of Southern States Farm Equipment Supplier. It is on the corner of Rivers St. and Waters St.

Suspect who attempted to trick law enforcement being treated at the hospital

Dylan Austin
October 31, 2017
The front of Sanford Hall, Appalachian States building that is up next for renovation.

Renovating App: Solidifying the next steps for Sanford Hall

Dylan Austin
October 26, 2017
Members of the High Country Breast Cancer Foundation set up a sign-up booth for the Breast Cancer Run/Walk, taking place on Oct. 28.

New foundation hopes to beat breast cancer

Dylan Austin
October 25, 2017
The Appalachian Online

Champion or chauvinist? Remembering Playboy purveyor

Dylan Austin
October 11, 2017
Howard Street Hall, located next to the College of Education building, was recently renovated and will hold classes for students.

New lecture hall begins Appalachian expansion

Dylan Austin
September 27, 2017
Transfer students line up in the student union for free food at the APPetizer.

Clubs create ideal conditions for transfer students

Dylan Austin
September 19, 2017
The Appalachian Online

Board of Governors bans UNC civil rights center from litigating

Dylan Austin
September 15, 2017
Biology Greenhouse Manager Jerry Meyer (center) explains to student volunteers Morgan Gaglianese-Woody (left) and Monica Atkins (right) about the specific needs of a mimosa plant, often referred to as a sensitive plant due to its tendency to wilt as a form of self-preservation when touched.

Plant purchases hit peak profits

Dylan Austin
August 30, 2017
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