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App State Homecoming celebrates past, present and future Mountaineers - Vimarsana News

App State Homecoming celebrates past, present and future Mountaineers

This Homecoming feature takes a look back at App State in 1973 and 1998. App State celebrated Homecoming 2023 with a week of festivities from Oct. 23–29.

Need help or advice? Ask a Mountaineer! | Appalachian Today - Vimarsana News

Need help or advice? Ask a Mountaineer! | Appalachian Today

App State has launched Ask a Mountaineer, a new program that helps Mountaineers connect for career advice and networking. The online platform allows students and alumni to submit questions that are then shared with alumni who have relevant experience.

App State plans 1,850 new beds in response to demand for on-campus student housing - Vimarsana News

App State plans 1,850 new beds in response to demand for on-campus student housing

Responding to demand for on-campus student housing, App State is planning to develop 1,850 new beds on the Boone campus through a public-private partnership.

21,253 Mountaineers enroll at App State for fall 2023 — largest enrollment in school history - Vimarsana News

21,253 Mountaineers enroll at App State for fall 2023 — largest enrollment in school history

App State has enrolled its largest and most diverse student body to date, which includes the largest first-year and online student populations in school history.

App State's Mountaineer Food Hub receives $50,000 contribution from Harris Teeter - Vimarsana News

App State's Mountaineer Food Hub receives $50,000 contribution from Harris Teeter

App State’s Mountaineer Food Hub has new resources to address food insecurity within the Boone campus community thanks to a $50,000 donation from Harris Teeter — marking the largest cash gift in the food hub’s history.