The Standing Rock pipeline protest led to on-the-ground activist research for an undergraduate student and her anthropology professor.

A total of 1,205 undergraduate students will receive their degrees, plus 191 graduate students.

Each of the artists with work in “CALICO” is pursuing a B.F.A. in studio art. They are showcasing various studio techniques, including photography, installation, sculpture, metals, organic ceramics, painting, book arts and tattooed leather garments.

Archaeology students sharpen critical thinking skills with an experiment based on the scientific hazards of making assumptions.

Want to help build unity through diversity? The Diversity Scholars Program is one of Appalachian’s top scholarship programs.

Appalachian State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance will premiere seven original dance works during the Fall Appalachian Dance Ensemble (FADE) Nov. 16-19.

The program will feature chamber music composed or arranged for multiple clarinets and/or piano, and it will feature two selections arranged for clarinet choir. Andrea L. Cheeseman, a professor of clarinet at Appalachian, directs the Appalachian Clarinet Choir, a 19-member ensemble, and she coaches the smaller ensembles.

Seven Dr. Willie C. Fleming Scholarship recipients were recognized at a ceremony Friday, Oct. 21, in the Solarium of the Plemmons Student Union – four of whom potentially will complete four years at Appalachian State University incurring no in-state tuition and fees.