Arts & Culture Reporter Brett Salisbury jumps in the mosh pit to cover Off The Rack's hardcore Back 2 Skool Beatdown.

App State football finished its first year with new head coach Dowell Loggains with a 5-7 regular-season record and a loss in ...

Monday evening, students gathered inside the Schaefer Center for the Performing Arts to attend a comedy show hosted by APPS.

The natural landscapes and cultural sites of Western North Carolina have served as inspiration for many filmmakers to shoot ...

Arts & Culture Editor Alex Wallin opens the page on the Friends of the Library's fight against the literacy crisis.

App State is switching learning platforms with a transition beginning in the summer sessions of 2026, expected to be ...

Loggains has now had a full year to become accustomed to his new role atop the Mountaineer football hierarchy, and he brought in the best recruiting class in program history to set up what should be a ...

It’s June 2020; lockdowns are still in place nationwide and Phoebe Bridgers just released her second album, “Punisher.” Despite being nominated for four Grammys, Bridgers went home empty-handed. Still ...

As Boone starts to get busier with new minds exploring an unfamiliar territory, the opportunities offered by the Office of Sustainability eagerly wait to greet incoming students. Some may find the ...

College is often associated with lectures, deadlines and career preparation, but for many students, it is a chance for childhood interests to take on new meanings. From making films to playing ...

When Steve Wilks first arrived at App State in 1987 as a student-athlete, he fell in love with the place. In 2001, he came back as a defensive backs coach, and being a part of the culture was ...

App State holds over 21,000 students between its two campuses and online student population and encompasses 17 collegiate sports, not including club sports. From players such as Maya Winterhoff ...