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Elon women's soccer players laid out flowers and candles on Rudd Field in the shape of the number 22, Nicole Dennion '16's jersey number, and her initials, NKD, inside a circle.
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Elon women's soccer players laid out flowers and candles on Rudd Field in the shape of the number 22, Nicole Dennion '16's jersey number, and her initials, NKD, inside a circle.
Women's soccer players lit candles on Rudd Field and placed them in the shape of the number 22, Nicole Dennion '16's jersey number.
Senior Olivia O'Brian lights a candle on Rudd Field for Nicole Dennion '16.
Women's soccer players light candles on Rudd Field for Nicole Dennion '16.
Women's soccer players lit candles on Rudd Field and placed them in the shape of the number 22, Nicole Dennion '16's jersey number.
Senior Olivia O'Brian tells a story of Nicole Dennion '16 at soccer training camp.
Students hug each other on their way out of the Gathering of Friends celebrating Nicole Dennion '16.
University Chaplain Jan Fuller hugs women's soccer head coach Chris Neal at the Gathering of Friends celebrating Nicole Dennion '16.
University Chaplain Jan Fuller asks those in attendance to lock hands and take a moment of silence for Nicole Dennion '16 at the Gathering of Friends.
The damaged mailbox at 215 S. Williamson Ave. as of Wednesday, Nov. 2.
The Oct. 22 Elon LGBTQIA Alumni Network Aumni Awards ceremony recognized five members of the Elon community — three alumni and two faculty members — for their contributions to enriching the LGBTQIA culture at Elon University.
Author Lawrence Ross explains that racism on college campuses is a systematic, not an individual, problem Feb. 25 in LaRose Digital Theatre.
Jamie Butler, assistant director for the Center for Race, Ethnicity, and Diversity Education, encouraged listeners to examine the origin of their biases and then move past them.
Clint Smith, a teacher, poet and doctoral candidate at Harvard University, challenged conference attendees to take the lessons of the two-day conference to heart and make a change in the world.
Signs placed on each round table guided conversation to a specific topic related to the goals of the conference.
Senior Lecturer in English Paula Patch encouraged conference attendees to listen to the stories of others, not just share their own.
Sophomore Olivia Ryan, student director of the Intersect Conference, encouraged students at College Coffee to write down how they "tell their truths," then posted the responses on the walls of the rooms in use by the conference.