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PHOTO GALLERY: Elon University football season ends with loss to Furman

11/26/22 3:45pm

Preparing to light the green

11/17/22 11:29pm

Cheri Beasley Midterms

11/9/22 2:25am


Board of Education Midterms 2022

11/9/22 12:10am

Elon students gather in Moseley Center for watch party

11/8/22 8:40pm

Town Council, Alamance Arts staff gather to reveal new statue

11/8/22 7:07pm

PHOTO GALLERY: Behind the badge

11/4/22 12:58pm

Greek Dance 2022

11/2/22 4:10pm

 

Elon University Homecoming 2022

11/1/22 12:00pm

Elon University Homecoming 2022 kicked off with trick or treat in the Moseley Center Oct. 31 and will conclude with crowning Homecoming Royalty during the Homecoming football game Nov. 5. Students, staff, faculty and alumni have many activities to celebrate the maroon and gold. 

Elon football wins fourth straight game

10/2/22 2:47pm

Elon University men’s soccer posts seventh shutout of season

10/1/22 11:14pm

Elon After Ian

10/1/22 1:07pm

Graham Fallen Tree

9/30/22 4:43pm

September Food Truck Frenzy

9/28/22 12:57pm

Elon University students, faculty and staff enjoyed a campus tradition Sept. 28. The Student Union Board partnered with Elon Dining, hosting 11 food trucks in the Koury Parking lot for the Food Truck Frenzy on Wednesday. 

9/10/22 2:49pm

ALCOVETS invites more than 20 hot air balloons to their festival Sept. 9-11.

9/9/22 11:27am

ALCOVETS invites more than 20 hot air balloons to their festival Sept. 9-11.

Celebrating with color: Holi at Elon

4/4/22 7:37pm

Homecoming Weekend 2021

11/8/21 10:43am

Election Day, Nov. 2, 2021

11/2/21 9:36pm

Ice storm to hit Alamance County, Elon University

2/17/21 8:33pm

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