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Fermentation sciences graduate Garrett Williams is the head brewer at Booneshine Brewing Company. Ivory Tower, a private nonprofit, links students in the fermentation program with local breweries and provides “hands-on experience” that Williams believes is crucial to this program.

Nonprofit provides real-world experience for fermentation sciences students

November 20, 2019
Brews in Kidd Brewer: the start of alcohol sales on App State game days

Brews in Kidd Brewer: the start of alcohol sales on App State game days

October 26, 2019
The App State men's soccer team huddles together during a game against Georgia State in 2018. Men's soccer, along with men's tennis and men's indoor track and field, have been canceled, athletic director Doug Gillin announced Tuesday.

App State sports fall streaming schedule

August 28, 2019
Watauga County received 10 million opioid pills during 6 year period

Watauga County received 10 million opioid pills during 6 year period

July 19, 2019
Senior Goodbye: Nora Smith

Senior Goodbye: Nora Smith

April 17, 2019
WarningSigns

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April 17, 2019
EDITORIAL: Lack of competition for SGA presidential ticket discourages students from voting

EDITORIAL: Lack of competition for SGA presidential ticket discourages students from voting

March 20, 2019
Rev. Rob Lee met with Taylor Masten on Wednesday after having a seizure on campus Monday morning. Masten called 911 and helped flip Lee onto his side. // Photo courtesy Rob Lee

CPR-trained students help save Rev. Rob Lee during seizure Monday

January 31, 2019
The Blue Ridge Parkway is empty on Jan. 22, the 32nd day of the government shutdown. Freezing temperatures and bad road conditions left over from mid-December have contributed to road closings.

[PHOTO] Trash builds up on Blue Ridge Parkway due to government shutdown

January 23, 2019
The Appalachian Online

The language of cancer

October 21, 2018
Media representatives from around the world descended upon Laramie, Wyoming in 1986 to cover the Matthew Shepard hate crime and the subsequent trial. Pictured here are Theatre and Dance students involved in the production of the play, which coincides with the 20th anniversary of the actual event. From left to right, they are Zoe Dean, Virginia Riggsbee, Forrest Barker, and Devon Bucey.

Review: Cast of “The Laramie Project” offers humanity in wake of tragedy

October 5, 2018
App State ranked last in North Carolina by black student equity report

App State ranked last in North Carolina by black student equity report

September 26, 2018
Media representatives from around the world descended upon Laramie, Wyoming in 1986 to cover the Matthew Shepard hate crime and the subsequent trial. Pictured here are Theatre and Dance students involved in the production of the play, which coincides with the 20th anniversary of the actual event. From left to right, they are Zoe Dean, Virginia Riggsbee, Forrest Barker, and Devon Bucey.

Telling the story the right way: “The Laramie Project” kicks off 2018-2019 Department of Theatre and Dance season.

September 20, 2018
Marketing materials hang from the neck of a mannequin wearing an Alta Gracia sweatshirt. Alta Gracia is a Dominican Republic-based company associated with United Students Against Sweatshops that produces clothing for universities. All workers of the company are paid a living wage.

United Students Against Sweatshops succeeds with Alta Gracia campaign

September 9, 2018
Student Government Association 2018-19 Presidential Tickets

Student Government Association 2018-19 Presidential Tickets

March 18, 2018
Boone Town Council approves Greenway Skate Park

Boone Town Council approves Greenway Skate Park

February 18, 2018
Members of USAS pose with painted signs and banners promoting Alta Gracia outside of B.B. Dougherty, where the chancellor's office is located.

United Students Against Sweatshops promotes living-wage clothing in the bookstore

February 14, 2018
The popular music venue on campus, Legends, is opening back up in February. The building is located next to Hoey Hall on Blowing Rock road.

Car crash in Legends lot causes propane leak

February 14, 2018
Cherokee Nation flag placed in the Plemmons Student Union

Cherokee Nation flag placed in the Plemmons Student Union

December 8, 2017
Child stars should not be treated like adults in the media

Child stars should not be treated like adults in the media

November 6, 2017
Hate erasure at App puts students at risk

Hate erasure at App puts students at risk

August 28, 2017
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