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  • Submissions accepted for Capote creative writing award
    Submissions accepted for Capote creative writing award
    Feb. 6, 2015

    Rising juniors and seniors at Appalachian State University majoring in English with a concentration in creative writing are invited to submit their work for a creative writing scholarship.

  • Contemporary art lecture presented Feb. 12 at Appalachian
    Contemporary art lecture presented Feb. 12 at Appalachian
    Feb. 4, 2015

    Dr. Cary Levine will present a discussion on artists innovating with technology in his lecture, “Net Works: Jodi and the Early Days of Internet and Game Mods.”

  • Celebrate an early Valentine’s Day with jazz at Appalachian
    Celebrate an early Valentine’s Day with jazz at Appalachian
    Feb. 4, 2015

    Enjoy an early Valentine celebration during An Evening of Valentine Jazz with Todd Wright & Friends.

  • Alternative/indie-pop band signs with Appalachian’s Split Rail Records
    Alternative/indie-pop band signs with Appalachian’s Split Rail Records
    Feb. 3, 2015

    The alternative/indie-pop band Rainbow Kitten Surprise has been signed by the student-run recording label Split Rail Records at Appalachian State University.

  • Faculty recital Feb. 8 features works for trombone and tuba
    Faculty recital Feb. 8 features works for trombone and tuba
    Feb. 2, 2015

    Classical and contemporary compositions will be performed by trombonist Drew C. Leslie and tuba player Bernard H. Flythe during a faculty recital at Appalachian State University.

  • Appalachian’s student publications receive awards at national convention
    Appalachian’s student publications receive awards at national convention
    Feb. 2, 2015

    Members of the student publications The Peel Literature & Arts Review and The Appalachian at Appalachian State University received 12 awards at the fall 2014 National College Media Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

  • Fossils from a new aetosaur species discovered in North Carolina
    Fossils from a new aetosaur species discovered in North Carolina
    Jan. 30, 2015

    Some 230 million years ago, a distant relative of the crocodile called an aetosaur roamed prehistoric Earth. Aetosaurs were about three to 15 feet long and covered head to toe with bony plates that served as a type of body armor. A series of recently discovered armor plates from North Carolina are distinct from any others previously discovered.

  • Clements named Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Fellow
    Clements named Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Fellow
    Jan. 28, 2015

    Dr. J. Sid Clements of Boone has been named a Fellow in the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE). Clements is a professor of physics in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Appalachian State University.

  • Tyndall named director of research protections
    Tyndall named director of research protections
    Jan. 28, 2015

    After a national search, Robin Tyndall has been named director of research protections at Appalachian State University. Tyndall has served as the interim director since August 2014, and previously was assistant director.

  • Appalachian raises more than $200 million to support academics, arts and athletics
    Appalachian raises more than $200 million to support academics, arts and athletics
    Jan. 27, 2015

    The Campaign for Appalachian is the university’s largest fundraising effort to date.

  • Girls on the Run revs up for spring season
    Girls on the Run revs up for spring season
    Jan. 27, 2015

    Girls on the Run (GOTR) is a youth development after-school program in Watauga, Ashe, Wilkes and Avery counties that innovatively weaves training for a 5k with lessons focused on developing essential life skills.

  • Campus and local community assistance sought for 24-Hour Play Festival
    Campus and local community assistance sought for 24-Hour Play Festival
    Jan. 26, 2015

    Are you interested in helping Appalachian State University students write, rehearse and perform a play in 24 hours? Five campus clubs are collaborating for this exciting feat and need volunteers.

  • Poet Steven Reigns discusses his work Jan. 29 at Appalachian
    Poet Steven Reigns discusses his work Jan. 29 at Appalachian
    Jan. 26, 2015

    Reigns' project, The Gay Rub, is a collection of GLBTQ rubbings from historical markers across the world. It is on display in the Smith Gallery through Feb. 13.

  • Harmonia Baroque performs Feb. 1
    Harmonia Baroque performs Feb. 1
    Jan. 23, 2015

    Harmonia Baroque kicks off the Super Bowl Sunday celebrations with a performance of extraordinary music by the Italian set Locatelli, Cavalli, Bononcini, Sammartini and Fontana.

  • Appalachian Warrior Fund established to assist veterans and their children
    Appalachian Warrior Fund established to assist veterans and their children
    Jan. 23, 2015

    The scholarship fund is for honorably discharged and disabled veterans and their children who have been admitted and enrolled at the university.

  • Perfect lawns aren’t perfect for the environment, research shows
    Perfect lawns aren’t perfect for the environment, research shows
    Jan. 22, 2015

    The continued quest for the perfect lawn contributes to global warming. Dr. Chuanhui Gu, an assistant professor in Appalachian State University’s Department of Geology, is the lead author of a paper published in the January issue of Journal of Environmental Management that indicates lawns and turf grass systems produce more greenhouse gases than they absorb.

  • Potpourri of musical styles performed Feb. 3
    Potpourri of musical styles performed Feb. 3
    Jan. 22, 2015

    No matter their music preference, the audience will find a range of offerings during “A Musical Potpourri” presented by the Hayes School of Music faculty at Appalachian State University.

  • Appalachian Chorale accepting new members
    Appalachian Chorale accepting new members
    Jan. 20, 2015

    The chorale is an 80- to 90-voice choir comprised of community members and students. It is open to all who would like to sing choral masterworks and feel that they can hold their own on a part.

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