Stories

  • 2008 Carbon-Neutral Trip to New Zealand (Part three)
    2008 Carbon-Neutral Trip to New Zealand (Part three)
    Experiencing other cultures is powerful learning
    September 19, 2008

    Through one of Appalachian's many study abroad opportunities, students enjoy the indigenous culture of New Zealand.

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  • 2008 Carbon-Neutral Trip to New Zealand (Part two)
    2008 Carbon-Neutral Trip to New Zealand (Part two)
    Students learn about themselves while exploring New Zealand
    September 19, 2008

    The New Zealand expedition gave students from seven different academic majors—recreation management, biology, health education, public relations, art, business and communication—the opportunity to apply classroom knowledge in real-life situations.

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  • 2008 Carbon-Neutral Trip to New Zealand (Part one)
    2008 Carbon-Neutral Trip to New Zealand (Part one)
    New Zealand trip kicks off new approach to studying abroad
    September 19, 2008

    To show kindness to the planet and increase environmental awareness, Appalachian State University has formed a partnership among its academic areas, Outdoor Programs and Office of International Education and Development to design carbon-neutral international travel.

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  • Stepping Out and Becoming One
    Stepping Out and Becoming One
    Stomp. Stomp. Clap. Stomp.
    April 29, 2008

    It's all about tradition. The step dancing of the historically African-American Greek organizations on campus pounds out a rhythm that echoes through generations of Appalachian's minority student population. The steps and chants symbolize unison, a unique sisterhood and brotherhood.

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  • Young photographers gain national exposure
    Young photographers gain national exposure
    April 29, 2008

    Appalachian’s technical photography program gains national attention through a magazine ad featuring students’ work.

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