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Chapel Hill pro-Palestinian camp continues amid arrests, counter protests, pepper spray

For a total of five full days, students at UNC Chapel Hill hosted on-campus encampments to protest the Israel-Hamas war and connections to the Israeli government. The initial camp, which ran from April 26 to 30, was organized by the “Students for Justice in Palestine at the University of North Carolina." This protest remained mostly peaceful and is not to be mistaken with the protest against the administration's response, which took place later in the day on April 30. This led to more arrests, counter protests and physical aggression — as well as UNC Chapel Hill canceling classes for the day.

Elon University increases amount of fellows for 2024-25 academic year

Next year, Elon University will add 100 spots to its various fellows programs — raising cohort sizes. Elon will accept over 300 fellows across eight programs for the 2024-25 academic year. The Business Fellows program will accept around 60 new fellows, compared to the 52 for the class of 2027 and 40 for the class of 2026. The increase is leaving current fellows worried about what it means for the programs. Kate Rohan, a sophomore in the business fellows program, is concerned about the problems that she feels will come with the larger incoming class cohort.

Elon Town Council discusses fire inspectors, changes to fire lanes

Campus police confirm no fire on, near campus

Elon, Eastlawn elementary school gardens act as outdoor classrooms

Entrepreneurship group pitches digital Phoenix Cards

Game, set, match: Elon University men’s tennis coach retires after 20 years, leaves behind lasting legacy