Cranes, cones and diverted traffic. These generally mean one thing on a university campus — growth and change. At Appalachian State University, signs of construction also represent our deep commitment to the institution’s academic mission, the quality of the App State Experience, and service to students and the citizens of North Carolina.
App State has major construction projects underway or being planned that will enhance the App State Experience and support the university’s strategic plan, “The App State Experience: Envisioning a just and sustainable future.”
Each project also supports App State’s goals and metrics associated with the University of North Carolina System’s strategic plan, titled “Higher Expectations.”
Major current projects:
- App State Hickory
- Conservatory for Biodiversity Education and Research
- Appalachian 105
- Residence halls
- Child Development Center Expansion
- Arts Corridor
- Wey Hall
- Boone Creek Daylighting
Major completed projects:
- Sanford Hall
- NPHC Plots and Garden
- Leon Levine Hall of Health Sciences
- Kidd Brewer Stadium — North End Zone
- Founders Plaza
- Career Development Center relocation
- Blue Ridge Way
Students inside the newly opened Leon Levine Hall on the first day of classes in fall 2018 semester. Photo by Marie Freeman
An aerial view of areas receiving millennial campus designation at Appalachian State University. Video by Marie Freeman