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The Student News Site of Appalachian State University

The Appalachian
The Student News Site of Appalachian State University

The Appalachian
All content by Halle Keighton
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[Photo] UPDATE: Employee arrested for hidden camera in residence hall

Jenna Guzman, Former Editor-in-Chief
October 27, 2021
Students reported a phone camera hidden in the third floor bathroom of Eggers Residence Hall Oct. 15.

[Photo] Camera hidden in residence hall bathroom reported by student

Jenna Guzman, Former Editor-in-Chief
October 21, 2021
The Town of Boone and App State are laying the groundwork to be carbon free by 2050.

[Photo] Boone, App State aim for carbon-free 2050

Hollie Moore, Associate News Editor
October 5, 2021
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[Photo] Best of Boone 2021: Best of Lifestyle

Silas Albright, Dan Davidson, Connor Davidson, Cameron Burnett, Alex Urquiza, Jack Jackson, Alex McCaskey, Sophia Lyons, Gabrielle Troutman, Elizabeth Hutto, and Jackie Park
May 1, 2021
Wired Scholar, located in Belk Library, is one of two coffee shops recently acquired by Campus Dining. Campus Dining hopes only to make aesthetic changes to the spaces.

[Photo] Campus Dining hopes to maintain facilities, employment and coffee at Crossroads and Wired Scholar

Jackie Park, Reporter
July 22, 2019
Junior pitcher Kenzi Longanecker winds up and fires to the plate.

[Photo] Softball opens season 13-6, best start in over 10 years

March 14, 2019
The team breaks a huddle during a match in 2017.

[Photo] Women’s soccer anticipates strong 2018 season

Zackery Antrum
August 30, 2018
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.

[Photo] Student health resources at App State

August 18, 2021
The Multicultural Student Development center is located on the second floor of the student union.

[Photo] Appalachian State celebrates Black History Month

Ashley Goodman
February 1, 2018
Place kicker Michael Rubino works on his kick during the football team's practice on Wednesday, August 17th, 2016.

[Photo] That special moment: A look at App's special teams

September 6, 2017
Drag queen Courtney Nicole WildFrost performing at the Diversity Celebration DragShow. The event was a part of Appalachian State's Diversity Celebration and featured a performance by Stacy Layne Mathews of season 3 of Rupaul's Drag Race.

Junior Quarterback, Taylor Lamb, leads the offensive play by running the ball down the field during the Thursday night game against Tennessee. The Mountaineers lost the away game in overtime with the final score being 20-13.

[Photo] A season to remember

Jason Huber
January 17, 2017
Senior running back Marcus Cox, runs the ball down the field during the game against Univerity of Tennessee.

[Photo] Goodbye Marcus

Matt Krombach
January 17, 2017
Senior running back Marcus Cox, attempts to run the ball down the field and gets tackled by the opposing team during the game against UL Monroe.

Junior Quarterback, Taylor Lamb, and Senior Running Back, Marcus Cox, begin the offesensive play during the game against UL Monroe. The Mountaineers defeated UL Monroe with the final score being 42-17.

An example of one of Kindly Kitchen's 100% vegan and 100% gluten free bowls. The unique restaurant is located on King Street on the conner of Depot Street. They sell a variety of bowls, salads, and smoothies.

[Photo] All about the sides: a vegan Thanksgiving

Makaelah Walters
November 15, 2016
Senior middle blocker, Ashton Gregory, goes up for the block against Southern Alabama on Friday night. It was senior night for Ashton and her fellow seniors on the team and the ending result of the game was a loss for the Mountaineers, the score being 2-3.

[Photo] New era for volleyball

Noah Gerringer
November 16, 2016
Junior guard, Jake Babic, dribbles the ball down the court during the game against Little Rock last season. He is one of the first players that Jim Fox recruited at Appalachian State.

[Photo] Old gym, new team

Jason Huber
November 9, 2016
The daughter of Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, talks about her mom's campaign and answers audience questions. Mrs. Clinton came to Legends on Thursday, October 27th in order to persuade people to go out and vote early. 550 people in total came out to the rally.

[Photo] Chelsea Clinton Speaks at App

Ben Sessoms
November 3, 2016
Freshman outside hitter Emma Longley prepares to serve the ball in a game against Ohio on Sept. 3. App lost 3-0.

[Photo] Longley quick to make her mark

Brooks Maynard, Reporter
October 4, 2016
The Campus Cursive club members during their first ever meeting in 2015.

[Photo] Campus Cursive brings positivity to App State

Carrie Hall
September 27, 2016
Freshman place kicker Michael Rubino works on his kick during practice on Wednesday, August 17th. Photo by Halle Keighton

[Photo] Remarkably special

August 21, 2016
Senior punter Bentlee Critcher runs up to punt the ball during practice on Wednesday, August 17th. Photo by Halle Keighton

Justice Hall RAs Justin Holbrook and Jack Brannan welcome their residents during freshman move-in day. The town of Boone was busy Friday morning as the freshman rolled into town with their parents to move into the dorms for the new school year. Photo by Halle Keighton

Student volunteer, Rachel Peterson, junior, helps a freshman move boxes into their room in Hoey Hall. The town of Boone was busy Friday morning as the freshman rolled into town with their parents to move into the dorms for the new school year. Photo by Halle Keighton

Taylor Bygrave, freshman, and her teammate Mackenzie LaSure, senior shake hands with the Emory Univeristy players after their doubles competition on Saturday, February 27th. The game resulted in App State losing 7-2 in a tie breaker match. Photo by Halle Keighton.

[Photo] Seniors Leaving Their Mark

Jason Huber
April 13, 2016
A student throws a pie in Dr. Jennifer Dalton's face. Pie-A-Professor happened on Friday, March 18th on Sanford Mall. The event helped raise money for the NC School for the Deaf and the ASL Club. Students could sign up for certain times to pie professors. Photo by Halle Keighton.

[Photo] Professors get pied to support deaf kids

Halie Hamilton
March 22, 2016
Taylor Bygrave, freshman, and her teammate Mackenzie LaSure, senior shake hands with the Emory Univeristy players after their doubles competition on Saturday, February 27th. The game resulted in App State loosing 7-2 in a tie breaker match. Photo by Halle Keighton.

[Photo] Making America Home

Jason Huber
March 17, 2016
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[Photo] Vegetarian food on campus

Molly Flinchum
November 16, 2015
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In photos: Lip Sync 2015

Halle Keighton
October 6, 2015
In photos: Appalachian State volleyball team win over Gardner-Webb

In photos: Appalachian State volleyball team win over Gardner-Webb

Halle Keighton
September 3, 2015
Students at the Glow Party dancing to The Wobble. The Glow Party took place at Legends on Saturday night, August 22nd.

[Photo] ’80s Glow Party attracts staggering crowd

Jordan Parkhurst
August 25, 2015
The Reproductive Justice Club held its first meeeting on Thursday, January 22nd and was lead by Anna Lobastova (far left) and Maddie Majerus (far right). The club was created to educate and get people engaged on the issue of environmental, racial, sexual, gender, and economic justice that takes it beyond the talk of pro-choice and pro-life. Photo by Halle Keighton | The Appalachian

[Photo] Reproductive rights become focus of new student club

Nicole Caporaso
January 27, 2015
Greg Kinammon working on a painting in his new tattoo studio, part of Speakeasy Tattoo Co. on Friday afternoon. His new stuido is located on Kings Street near Capones. Photo by Halle Keighton | The Appalachian

[Photo] Speakeasy, ‘Boone’s tattoo shop’ for the past 6 years

Lovey Cooper
December 4, 2014
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[Photo] SGA works to provide rape kits

Nicole Caporaso
November 17, 2014
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