Appalachian State Wins the New Orleans Bowl!

As covered by the Charlotte Observer and Fox 8,

Appalachian State beat Middle Tennessee State in the New Orleans Bowl on the 15th. The final score was 45-13. Wide receiver Malik Williams threw two touchdown passes off of trick plays in the game among other fantastic plays by other teammates. It was an exciting game and after becoming Sun Belt Conference Champions back on the 1st of December, another amazing win has Mountaineer spirits soaring!

 

 

A Career in Broadcasting!

Want a career in broadcasting, apply to the Kellar Radio Talent Institute today. A maximum of 25 students are accepted from Appalachian State University  and other schools around the state. This is the way to get your career started. Its a ten day Institute this summer on the App State campus with all sessions taught by over 40 broadcast professionals currently working successfully in the industry. Former students are now working for Beasley Media Group, iHeart, Entercom, CNN, Charlotte Hornets Play by Play and other companies, many here in the state others in Dallas, New Orleans, Charleston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, NY, Nashville and around the country.   Go to the website and click on the Kellar Radio Talent Institute at App State on the map. https://nationalradiotalentsystem.com/

Want To Be On Air?

If you are an App State student and want to be on the air and a part of 90.5 WASU FM  and WASUradio.com, be sure to register for the Radio Class, Mass Com Activity Class: Com 2315. You can register now on line the same way you register for your other classes. It is always on Monday afternoon for one hour at 5:30pm in Beasley Media Complex Room 224, down the hall from the radio station.

Free Speech week recap

Last week was free speech week at Appalachian State University and WASU had the opportunity to air Tuesday night’s Panel Discussion “Freedom of Speech–Just watch what you say.” Moderated by Radio host and law professor Stuart Harris, the event features panelist members Dr. Michael Behrent, J. Spenser Darden, Jared Mark, Paul Meggett, Toussaint Romain and Gaby Romero.
Story by: Kelsey Cooper

Revolutionary Grain at Belk Library until December 15th

Revolutionary Grain, a traveling exhibit that began on October 15th, will be in the Belk Library until Saturday, December 15th. The exhibit is hosted by the Center for Judaic, Holocaust and Peace Studies and is intended to contribute to the ongoing societal conversations on racism, race justice and police violence.

Story by: Christina Beals

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