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  • Learning garden teaches children where food comes from
    Learning garden teaches children where food comes from
    July 27, 2014

    A campus learning garden teaches children how plants grow and where food comes.

  • Third Appalachian Energy Summit guides UNC system’s energy future
    Third Appalachian Energy Summit guides UNC system’s energy future
    July 24, 2014

    Appalachian State University leads the way in transforming the University of North Carolina’s energy future by hosting the third annual Appalachian Energy Summit July 28-30.

  • Success, Defined: featuring Soledad O’Brien and Ivan Penado '12
    Success, Defined: featuring Soledad O’Brien and Ivan Penado '12
    June 18, 2014

    Hear award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien and a first-generation student from Appalachian State University define success and what can bring more opportunity to young people.

  • App State's iBackApp thank you 5-1-14
    App State's iBackApp thank you 5-1-14
    May 1, 2014

    On April 14-17, 2014 Appalachian State University students celebrated Student Philanthropy Week. They gathered together to give back to the university, and to tell donors what their gifts to Appalachian mean to students.

  • AppX: Weather
    AppX: Weather
    April 17, 2014

    "Hey guys, welcome back to AppX. I am here with my friend Janea. We’re going to be talking to you about weather, the seasons, how to be prepared and what to expect."

  • AppX: Food
    AppX: Food
    Feb. 27, 2014

    "Today I am here with my good friend Glory, and we want to talk about food and some other food-escapades we’ve been on and kind of let you know what’s good here at Appalachian."

  • AppX: Dorm Life
    AppX: Dorm Life
    Feb. 27, 2014

    "Hey guys its Laurie. This is AppX. I’m here with my friend Gregg today. We are going to talk to you guys about dorms, dorm life, and everything that goes on in them."

  • N.C. apple study receives one of 13 'healthy, just and sustainable society' grants
    N.C. apple study receives one of 13 'healthy, just and sustainable society' grants
    Feb. 21, 2014

    A new grant program focused on creating a healthy, just and sustainable society supports a student's research measuring the health benefits of N.C. apples, among other projects.

  • Geology professors collect evidence of mass extinction in Central Asia
    Geology professors collect evidence of mass extinction in Central Asia
    Jan. 30, 2014

    Geologist Johnny Waters studies the relationship between climate change and changes in the ecosystem. As co-leader of a United Nations-sponsored research team, he and others have found evidence in Central Asia for catastrophic oceanographic events associated with climate change and a mass extinction that devastated tropical marine ecosystems 375 million years ago.

  • Generation on a Slackline
    Generation on a Slackline

    Discussing a diverse, global, digital information economy in motion - and Appalachian's role in it

    Dec. 5, 2013

    In their book “Generation on a Tightrope” (Jossey-Bass 2012), Dr. Arthur Levine and Dr. Diane Dean present challenges that educational institutions face in preparing this current generation of undergraduate students to understand and thrive in describe a diverse, global, digital information economy in motion. They join Provost Lori Gonzalez and Dean of Students JJ Brown to discuss Appalachian’s role in this challenge.

  • AppState thanks George Beasley for new media complex
    AppState thanks George Beasley for new media complex
    Sep. 7, 2013

    In fall 2013, new and returning broadcast students were among the first in Appalachian State University's new 18,000 square-foot George G. Beasley Media Complex, which houses broadcast studios, classrooms, labs and offices for faculty members. A generous gift from Appalachian alumnus George G. Beasley of Naples, Fla., along with state funds and other private donations, have made the media complex a reality.

  • WASU begins new era of radio from the George G. Beasley Media Complex
    WASU begins new era of radio from the George G. Beasley Media Complex
    Aug. 23, 2013

    90.5 WASU-FM makes its move from Wey Hall to the new George G. Beasley Media Complex.

  • Appalachian Abroad: Cuba roundtable December 2012
    Appalachian Abroad: Cuba roundtable December 2012
    Dec. 19, 2012

    Marty Meszner, associate dean for international programs at the Walker College of Business, talks with students who visited Cuba on a study abroad program in 2012.

  • Partnership benefits Appalachian and N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences
    Partnership benefits Appalachian and N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences
    Aug. 2, 2012

    Students recover fossils in Arizona to help the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences build its Triassic collection and understand our own state's geologic record.

  • Internships Make a Difference: Tyler Branch in New York
    Internships Make a Difference: Tyler Branch in New York
    Aug. 1, 2012

    Tyler Branch '12 leveraged his lab and campus experience at Appalachian into a coveted internship with 'Saturday Night Live.'

  • It Gets Better
    It Gets Better
    March 8, 2012

    At Appalachian, we welcome everyone into our family. We appreciate what each unique individual brings to Appalachian, because we know it makes our community richer. Whether you choose to come to our campus or you find another place to call home, we want you to know that it really does get better.

  • Appalachian students and children find artifacts
    Appalachian students and children find artifacts
    July 18, 2011

    Children who play on an athletics field at Appalachian State University’s Camp Broadstone in Valle Crucis may not realize the history that lies beneath their feet. This summer, university students in Appalachian’s archeology field school found a 4,000-year-old cooking hearth and a small vessel nearly as old about two feet underground.

  • Developing future leaders
    Developing future leaders
    Jan. 13, 2010

    Today's employers demand strong leadership skills, and getting involved in campus life isn't the only way to develop them. At Appalachian State University, students can actually pursue a minor in leadership studies as they participate in clubs and organizations.

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