Appalachian's Ombuds Office provides an independent, confidential environment for faculty, staff and students to discuss campus related concerns or problems.

We're celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Holland Fellows Program.

Dr. Kern Maass explains problem solving through design thinking and how students put it together in AppLab.

Dr. Lee Ball, Interim Director of Sustainability at Appalachian, discusses Appalachian's current sustainability initiatives.

Ged Moody discusses the history and future of The Appalachian Energy Summit.

For the past two years, Appalachian has been working intensely on several initiatives to improve the climate of safety on our campus. Dean of Students J.J. Brown explains some of the results from the safety climate survey and recommendations from the Interpersonal Violence Task Force, discusses specific actions Appalachian has taken, and looks forward at the work Appalachian is committed to continuing.

A conversation with Appalachian's Chancellor-elect Sheri N. Everts about how to pronounce her name, what exactly a chancellor does, her least favorite food, and more.

On January 31, BusinessInsider.com, published a story about colleges with the most on-campus drug and alcohol arrests. These things make great headlines, but the headline dissipates and all that's left is an overall impression - one that may be superficial.

Appalachian’s Ombuds Office provides a confidential environment where you can do just that – whether you’re a faculty member, a student, a parent of a student or staff member. Dr. James Barnes sat down in Appalachian’s podcast studio to outline some information about the services this office provides.