Videos

Ben Butler is interested in the natural world. "I look at the natural sciences as one example of how we interact with our world and understand it," he says. "And really at the root, my work is about understanding the world."

Butler's Elegy to the Disappearance of Objects exhibited at the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, March 6 - June 6, 2015.

Join Appalachian student Laurie Pope as she accompanies an ASE group to Birmingham, Alabama, where students volunteer at the Jones Valley Teaching Farm.

All music featured in this video is the work of Rainbow Kitten Surprise from its album RKS, recorded by Appalachian's student-run Split Rail Records. The album is available for purchase on iTunes. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/rks.

Please take a moment to watch this short video. I know you will enjoy hearing from some of our newest alumni! Please have a safe and happy end to 2014, and here’s to a terrific new year!

Chancellor Sheri N. Everts addresses participants in the third annual Appalachian Energy Summit at Appalachian State University.

On her first day in office, Chancellor Sheri N. Everts shared this message with students, faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and leadership boards at Appalachian State University.