Features: Student Life
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Togetherness and sustainability are important values at Appalachian, and “our values are reflected in what we build,” Vice Chancellor for Student Development Cindy Wallace said at a recent dedication ceremony for Plemmons Student Union’s new addition. [ more . . . ]
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Fall semester has begun! Campus is bustling with the arrival of the Class of 2016 and all returning students. [ more . . . ]
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A student blogger shares her experiences and insights studying abroad in Southeast Asia. [ more . . . ]
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Appalachian State University’s Outdoor Programs has been recognized as a national leader in collegiate outdoor programming.
The Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education (AORE) awarded Appalachian’s Outdoor Programs with the David J. Webb Program Excellence Award at the recent National Conference held in in San Antonio, Texas. [ more . . . ]
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Two online journals and a popular blog run by students offer valuable professional writing and leadership experience. [ more . . . ]
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The chance to study abroad as early as the freshman or sophomore year creates more opportunities for students to broaden their perspectives. [ more . . . ]
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Appalachian students and peers from James Madison University explore Madagascar's agroforestry and conservation efforts. [ more . . . ]
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An Appalachian State University undergraduate student is helping to uncover ancient clues about climate change. [ more . . . ]
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Items collected in the spring Don't Throw it Away campaign are sold at The Big Sale each fall to generate funds for local charities. Nearly $20,000 was raised at the 2011 event. [ more . . . ]
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Appalachian students continue to expand their knowledge through summer activities. [ more . . . ]