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  • App State Study Claims Bananas Could Be The Perfect Post-Workout Food
    App State Study Claims Bananas Could Be The Perfect Post-Workout Food
    88.5 WFDD
    March 30, 2018

    New research out of Appalachian State University shows that the humble banana may have some hidden benefits. The study suggests that a combination of water and a banana is not only as effective as sports drinks for exercise recovery, but quite likely more effective.

  • UN-Inspired Campus Project Challenges Bias, Promotes Social Justice
    UN-Inspired Campus Project Challenges Bias, Promotes Social Justice
    Diverse Issues in Higher Education
    March 29, 2018

    Talking about sexism is fine, but it also should bring about some change for the better, according to Chloe Fishman. The sophomore at Appalachian State University wants frank conversations to spur people to acknowledge and address discrimination, which is why she and a classmate are helming a project to collect first-person stories from students on the Boone, N.C., campus who have encountered sexism.

  • Marriage Proposals Are Stupid [faculty quoted]
    Marriage Proposals Are Stupid [faculty quoted]
    The Atlantic
    March 23, 2018

    In this article on marriage proposal rituals, Appalachian State University sociologist Dr. Ellen Lamont discusses her research that has found today’s marriage proposals are less conversation-like and more elaborate and fantastical — in large part due to social media.

  • What to Eat After a Workout: Bananas Are Just as Effective as Sugary Sports Drinks
    What to Eat After a Workout: Bananas Are Just as Effective as Sugary Sports Drinks

    A study found that bananas were just as good at replacing nutrients and preventing post-workout inflammation.

    Men's Health
    March 23, 2018

    Skip the Gatorade and pain pills. A banana may offer your body all it needs to perform and bounce back after a punishing workout, according to a new study published in PLOS One. David Nieman, Dr.P.H., first author of the study and director of Appalachian State University’s Human Performance Lab on the North Carolina Research Campus says his current study found some banana metabolites "knock down" a gene that promotes pain and inflammation after exercise.

  • Girls’ Club
    Girls’ Club

    Young at Heart

    All About Women
    March 23, 2018

    According to the U.S. Department of Labor, in this country, there are approximately 75 million women in the civilian labor force—around 47 percent of all U.S. workers. “In my current role as communications liaison for Appalachian State University’s Reich College of Education, my counterparts—all women—and I are building a supportive and mutually beneficial community.”

  • Q&A with Ramón Esquivel
    Q&A with Ramón Esquivel

    Noted Latino playwright reflects on his residency at Appalachian

    Mountain Times
    March 22, 2018

    Playwright Ramón Esquivel joined Appalachian State University Theatre and Dance students in February to help develop ideas for the world premiere of his newest play, “The Hero Twins: Blood Race.” The story, based on Mayan myths, brings many ideas of equality and worth to the stage in a compelling and entertaining manner.

  • Spellings: ‘Pleased but not satisfied’
    Spellings: ‘Pleased but not satisfied’
    Higher Education Works Foundation
    March 21, 2018

    North Carolina has built one of the finest university systems in the nation, University of North Carolina System President Margaret Spellings said Monday. But it can be better.

  • People and Lasers: Edible Lasers
    People and Lasers: Edible Lasers
    Funovation
    March 15, 2018

    Dr. Lauren Woods, PhD, has been working to develop an edible laser with her team at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. What is an edible laser, you ask? Read on and find out.

  • Education Matters – Mass Shootings in Schools: How can we protect our children?
    Education Matters – Mass Shootings in Schools: How can we protect our children?
    Public School Forum of North Carolina
    March 9, 2018

    In light of recent school shootings, psychology professor Dr. Jim Deni discusses staffing of school psychologists on Public School Forum of North Carolina.

  • Breece Robertson - Making a Positive Difference on Protected Lands
    Breece Robertson - Making a Positive Difference on Protected Lands
    Directions Magazine
    March 7, 2018

    Appalachian alumnus Breece Robertson ’00 discusses the journey that led her to The Trust for Public Land, where she serves as a vice president directing the Planning and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) team. “We help communities find consensus on what they want to protect or create,” says Robertson.

  • App State Academy accepts more than 200 Middle Fork Elementary students and is still taking applications
    App State Academy accepts more than 200 Middle Fork Elementary students and is still taking applications
    Winston-Salem Journal
    March 5, 2018

    The Appalachian State University Academy at Middle Fork, which will have a reading literacy focus, last week accepted its first round of students — more than 200, with space for 315 before moving to a waiting list. The academy will be one of nine laboratory schools across the state, each of which is also run by an education college in the UNC system.

  • Farm-Fresh Food For Appalachian State Students
    Farm-Fresh Food For Appalachian State Students
    The University Network
    March 2, 2018

    Students at Appalachian State University can now enjoy sustainably-produced and locally-grown meat, eggs, produce, and herbs without having to leave campus, thanks to a new farm-to-table initiative.

  • The Perils of Trashing the Value of College
    The Perils of Trashing the Value of College
    The Chronicle of Higher Education
    Feb. 22, 2018

    Former U.S. secretary of education Margaret Spellings says a new book doesn’t appreciate that yesterday’s useless knowledge becomes tomorrow’s practical necessity.

  • Appalachian to add students to police force, create police academy
    Appalachian to add students to police force, create police academy
    Watauga Democrat
    Feb. 16, 2018

    The Appalachian State University Police Department is starting a police academy for students, known as the App State Police Department Police Development Program, this summer. The program, headed by University Police Chief Andy Stephenson, will be only the second of its kind in the nation.

  • Local interracial family's history chronicled in documentary
    Local interracial family's history chronicled in documentary

    “Dulatown” goes back in time more than 150 years

    The News Herald
    Feb. 13, 2018

    Dr. Beth Davison’s “Dulatown” goes back in time more than 150 years to examine the lives of Harriet and Alfred Dula, which first came to life in Dr. Leslie McKesson ’s book, “Black and White: The Story of Harriet Harshaw and Squire James Alfred Dula.”

  • Appalachian welcomes a new group of internationals
    Appalachian welcomes a new group of internationals
    The Appalachian
    Feb. 11, 2018

    At the beginning of the semester, 32 international students arrived in the United States to start studying at Appalachian State University for the 2018 spring semester. These students come from several different countries, such as France, Australia, the Netherlands, Belgium, Chile, Germany, Pakistan, South Korea, Japan, South Africa, Spain, the United Kingdom, Madagascar, Thailand, Switzerland, Nigeria, Peru, India and Canada.

  • Appalachian State houses one of stock car racing’s premier collections
    Appalachian State houses one of stock car racing’s premier collections
    Motorsport Network
    Feb. 6, 2018

    Appalachian State University’s Stock Car Racing Collection in Belk Library works to preserve the sport’s history while offering scholars, reporters, fans and others an opportunity to conduct research.

  • Blowing Rock ONE on ONE With... Dr.Karl Campbell, Political Historian
    Blowing Rock ONE on ONE With... Dr.Karl Campbell, Political Historian
    Blowing Rock News
    Feb. 3, 2018

    Whether America is in a state of political turmoil or not largely depends upon from whom you are soliciting an opinion. To get a more objective answer, Blowing Rock News turned to a history professor at Appalachian State, Dr. Karl Campbell, who specializes in political history.

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