How a student moved from activism to action, and changed Appalachian's business practices
August 5, 2016
An Appalachian global studies student takes on fast-fashion, engaging the university along the way to improve conditions for workers producing licensed collegiate apparel.
Appalachian State University history majors find dream jobs in Vegas discover a fellow Mountaineer, just a cubicle away
July 4, 2016
Are there jobs for a history major? You bet! The opportunities are rife. Learn how two Appalachian graduates from the Department of History found dream jobs and a fellow Mountaineer at the Las Vegas Mob Museum.
A new building, funded by the Connect NC bond and located on State Farm Road, will soon be a reality for Appalachian’s Beaver College of Health Sciences.
Alumna Rebecca Jones turned her time in Appalachian’s Department of Communication and Center for Appalachian Studies into a position with filmmaker Ken Burns.
The film embodies three characteristics of Appalachian State University’s culture: sustainability, global learning and community engagement
May 26, 2016
Appalachian State University’s documentary ‘After Coal’ premieres in U.S. and U.K. film festivals. It was created by the Center for Appalachian Studies.
Interdisciplinary conference organized by English professor showcases the university and western North Carolina, while impacting what is taught in the classroom
May 5, 2016
An INCS conference organized by Dr. Jill Ehnenn showcases university and western North Carolina, impacts classroom content. Read about this interdisciplinary conference here.
A transformative dialogue process has helped solve international conflicts. Now, college campuses around the world – including Appalachian – are using it as well, to facilitate communication about complex social issues.