Stories

Teachers' grant-supported trip to Senegal culminates in art exhibit at the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts.

Rear Adm. Hal Pittman retires from a 29-year-military career, having spent the past year as the senior ranking public affairs officer in the U.S. military in Afghanistan.

International student Maciej Kautz hosts a campus radio program that brings the world a bit closer.

In July 2012, Appalachian State University will host its sixth annual Kellar Radio Talent Institute, an incubator for future radio broadcasters. The institute is the only one of its kind, where students learn from industry professionals about the various aspects of the industry.

The chance to study abroad as early as the freshman or sophomore year creates more opportunities for students to broaden their perspectives.

The Appalachian in Washington, D.C., program gives students an extraordinary opportunity to intern and network in the nation's capital.