In late September 2024, Hurricane Helene ripped through the mountains and valleys of the High Country, destroying homes, buildings and terrain. One less-visible, lasting impact of the hurricane, is the impact on students’ mental health. Ann DuPre Rogers is the executive director at Resources for ...

6 days ago · Archives. Click the link for access to old print editions! https://issuu.com/theappalachian. Print editions from the 2024-25 academic year: November 2024 edition

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Madalyn Edwards curated this story by Debbie Cook, which The Appalachian published Jan. 25, 1977. In November, 1976, the Environmental Studies Council (ESC), compiled a report on the possible plans for the development of the Environmental Study Area and Preserve.

About. The Appalachian has been Appalachian State University’s independent student-run news publication since 1934. We publish a print publication monthly, and send out twice weekly email newsletters during the regular academic year. We are the recipient of the ACP Pacemaker Award, the CMA Pinnacle Award and the NC College Media Association Best of Show award.

3 days ago · On Saturday, App State football went to Statesboro, Georgia, to take on the rival Georgia Southern Eagles in a matchup that carries the nickname “Deeper than Hate.”

2 days ago · Monday, Jan. 27Holocaust Remembrance DayThe College of Arts and Sciences is hosting a brief service at the Center for Judaic, Holocaust, and Peace Studies to commemorate the transfer of the Holocaust Orphan Scroll from the Temple of the High Country to the Center. This event will be held on campus from 5-6 p.m. in Anne Belk Hall room 250.

Sep 1, 2024 · App State faced off with the East Tennessee State Buccaneers at Kidd Brewer Stadium to open their 2024 season, winning 38-10 in a solid first outing of the year.

The Appalachian Weekly News, also known as AWN, is the only award-winning weekly news show broadcast in the High Country. The show is produced by AppTV.AWN was created in 2019 to serve Appalachian State University and the High Country each week through in-depth journalism and storytelling.