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During Black History Month, it is important to hear from those who are impacted the most. Two Black professors, Nii Okine and Folarin Oguntoyinbo, were each asked five questions about their experience with Black history. Below are their responses to the questions they chose to answer.   Nii Okine, an assistant professor in the Department...

The University of Akron has partnered with Akron craft brewer Hoppin' Frog to create a new beer.

On this episode of Appalachian Today, University Communications’ Dave Blanks provides a quick rundown of some of the latest news stories available at today.appstate.edu.      Transcript Recently released numbers concerning App State’s economic impact. According to a study conducted by labor analytics firm, Lightcast, in fiscal year 2021–22, the university generated an estimated $573 million in added income for  Watauga, Ashe, Avery, Caldwell and Wilkes counties. Statewide, the estimate...

App State’s AppalAIR program awarded over $530,000 in grant funding from the National Science Foundation to study aerosols’ effects on the climate.

App State honored 14 faculty, staff and students for their commitment to excellence at the inaugural Awards for Distinction event, held April 27, 2023.

App State graduates more than 3,600 students at its Spring 2023 Commencement held May 12–13, 2023.

App State biology professor Dr. Maryam Ahmed has received the 2023 University of North Carolina Board of Governors Excellence in Teaching Award.

After receiving a grant from NCBiotech, Appalachian State University assistant professor Michael Reddish, Ph.D., landed a campus record $1.6 million in NIH funding.

App State assistant professor Dr. Michael Reddish and his students engage in a five-year enzyme research project funded by the National Institutes of Health.