|
WASU on air, under fire from RIAA
by Justin Boulmay
Senior Staff Writer
An internet service provider (ISP) address for WASU, Appalachian State University’s student-run radio station, was one of three addresses to come under fire last week for downloading copyrighted material, Associate Director for Information and Technology Services Douglas B. May said.
read more
SGA makes last minute push for voters
by Anna Oakes
Staff Writer
Friday is the last day to register to vote in the Nov. 2 election in North Carolina.
This year the Student Government Association’s (SGA) State and National Affairs Committee has worked extensively to register Appalachian State University students to vote.
read more
 |
Peter Larkins | The Appalachian
Watauga Democratic Party volunteer coordinator Marjory Holder displays the cinder block that broke the front window of the party's headquarters early last Thursday morning. |
Democrats rocked by cinder block
by Jason Secrest
Staff Writer
At approximately 3 a.m. last Thursday, an unidentified person shocked the Watauga County Democratic Party by throwing a cinder block through the front window of the local Democratic headquarters.
There were some minor damages inside the headquarters, but nothing was stolen. There was no one in the office when the incident took place, Watauga County Democrat voter registration and canvass chair Pam Williamson said.
read more
Energy Center receives grants for housing innovations
by David Brewer
Intern Writer
The ASU Energy Center recently received two grants totaling $240,000 from the North Carolina State Energy Office for use in two major projects being conducted through the department of technology.
read more
 |
| Trey Allman | Intern Photographer |
'One Race, One People' strikes down stereotypes
by Stephanie Marshall
Staff Writer
“One Race, One People, One Peace” tried to challenge Appalachian State University to look past stereotypes and celebrate the unity of the human race.
read more
|
