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Jackson Lackey, the 18-year-old leader of canvassing for the Watauga Democratic Party, hands out pamphlets behind Plemmons Student Union, Nov. 8, 2022. Some electioneers are on campus working for over 12 hours straight on the days leading up to election day.

PHOTO GALLERY: A journey through Election Day

Evan Bates, Photojournalist
November 9, 2022
Shoppers browse the aisles at the newly-opened Ulta Beauty. The store offers a wide variety of makeup products, skin care products and more.

Ulta Beauty arrives in Boone

Emily Milano, Reporter
August 26, 2022
Then to now: What’s happened the past four years

Then to now: What’s happened the past four years

Ethan Hunt, Reporter
April 19, 2022
Students shared their COVID-19 experience on a display on Sanford Mall throughout April and May.

A year of change: 21 photos from 2021

Max Correa, Photojournalist
December 31, 2021
Report shows faculty of color retiring early due to “toxic work environment”

Report shows faculty of color retiring early due to “toxic work environment”

Cameron Stuart and Hollie Moore
December 28, 2021
Attendees sit in for a panelist session and listen to facilitators at COP26.

App State faculty attends 26th annual U.N. climate change conference

Jenna Guzman and Lucy Bomar
November 29, 2021
The sun sets along the Albemarle Sound in Camden County, N.C. The town is bridged to Elizabeth City by the Pasquotank River.

NC coastal town borders COVID-19 on all sides, still no cases

Emily Broyles, Reporter
April 24, 2020
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

Jackie Park, Cameron Stuart, Silas Albright, Emily Broyles, and Tommy Mozier
August 17, 2019
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