Black Violin Talk to Morning Show Hosts Kristen and Howie Before Tonight’s App State Performance

Black Violin talk to with Kristen and Howie from the Morning Show ahead of tonight’s performance at the Schaefer Center!

From Appalachian Arts and Cultural: “These classically trained string musicians use their unique style of hip-hop, rock, pop and classical to create a high energy sound. Backed on stage by drummer Nat Stokes and DJ SPS. Friday, April 20, 7pm at the Schaefer Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are $15 for students. For more information visit theschaefercenter.org.”

(photo credit: schaefercenter.org and Colin Brennan)

Bear Necessities PAWDcast 4-20-18

We are back on the podcast and the Grizzlies are back at home this Sunday at Holmes Convocation Center! The Grizzlies will be taking on the Torch and kickoff is scheduled for 3p.m.  Gray Salter (@GraySalterSports) and Mackie Gallagher (@MackieGallagher) discuss the improvements the Grizzlies have made over the course of the season and what they need to do this Sunday to put up that first W in the win column.  You can listen to it all right here on the Bear Necessities PAWDcast!  The Bear Necessities PAWDcast is available every Friday only on WASUradio.com!

NFL Draft 2018 – Take That 4 Data – 4/20/18

We Back! Welcome one and welcome all Datastisticians to an all NFL Draft podcast where the guys discuss the richness of the quarterbacks in this draft and who the sleepers are! Learn how many baseballs are used in a MLB season and the last time a running back was drafted first overall right here! Follow the podcast on Twitter @_TakeThat4Data.

APP 1800: Take Back the Night with The Red Flag Campaign, OASIS, and the ASU Women’s Shelter

 

Join 90.5 WASU’s News Director, Maggie Harper, and Braxton Thompson, of The Red Flag Campaign to talk about the upcoming Take Back the Night event.

Take Back the Night will be held on Appalachian State’s Sanford Mall on April 26th, 2018.

The event will begin at 6PM and end at 9:30PM. The event page can be found here. 

Take Back the Night is just one event of many by The Red Flag Campaign during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

 

The Red Flag Campaign

Hashtag: #RFCempoweryosef

Appalachian State “Hosts Semicolon Week”

Story by: Christina Beals

“A semicolon is used when an author could’ve chosen to end their sentence, but chose not to. That author is you and the sentence is your life.”
-Project Semicolon

“Semicolon Week focuses on continuing stories and providing the resources that we can capitalize on to push forward. The premise is that this simple and commonly used symbol shows support and promotes awareness of mental health and suicide. Your story continues. Semicolon Week partners include: Alpha Gamma Omega Fraternity, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention – NC Chapter, Counseling and Psychological Services, Mental Health Ambassadors, Student Government Association, Wellness Educators for Change, Advocacy, and student Needs (WE CAN). Contact Elisabeth Cavallaro, Coordinator for Student Mental Wellness,  at cavallaroe@appstate.edu for questions.”

To learn more about Semicolon week, visit its event page here.