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ELNM: Coronavirus Numbers at Elon University | October 29, 2020

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ELNM: Hybrid Courses Available as Elon Students Register for Winter and Spring Semesters

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ELNM: Elon Student and Physician Speak About Long-Term Coronavirus Effects

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ELNM: North Carolina Zoos Continue to Operate During Coronavirus Pandemic

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ELNM: The Weather Update with Isabel Gouveia | October 29, 2020

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Dual press conferences between march organizers and Graham police

11/1/20 8:30pm

Rev. Greg Drumwright and Graham, North Carolina Police Department held separate press conferences Sunday after marchers were pepper sprayed during a march to the polls on Saturday.

FULL VIDEO: Rev. Greg Drumwright holds press conference following march to the polls event

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Rev. Gregory Drumwright briefs the press on his thoughts about the I am Change March to the polls on October 31st.

FULL VIDEO: Graham Police Department press conference following march to the polls

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Lieutenant Daniel Sisk briefs the press on what happened at the I am Change March to the polls on Saturday October 31st.

Elon Local News November 2, 2020

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Marchers react after being arrested during early voting event in Graham

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Two marchers react after they were arrested and pepper sprayed during a march for voting rights and justice in Graham, North Carolina.

Racial justice march in Graham ends with police dispersing marchers with pepper spray

10/31/20 3:15pm

A peaceful racial justice march took a turn when police dispensed pepper spray on marchers and members of the news media. The march took place in front of the Alamance County courthouse in in Graham, North Carolina.

Tree falls, nearly missing off-campus house

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Isabella Seman reports about the effects of Tropical Storm Zeta on the Elon community.

Tropical Storm Zeta leaves damage and power outages at Elon

10/29/20 1:00pm

Tropical Storm Zeta leaves damaged trees and power outages throughout Elon's campus and the town of Elon.

Elon Students React to Tree Falling in Historic

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ELN Morning October 29, 2020

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ELN: Elon University Service Experiential Learning Requirement Adapting Amid Pandemic

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ELN: Deep Roots Nutrition to Open in Elon, NC Amid Pandemic

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ELN: Elon Spectrum Expresses Concern Over Future Supreme Court Hearing

10/26/20 10:45pm

ELN: Elon University Sees Increase in Domestic Violence Reports During Awareness Month

10/26/20 10:30pm

ELN: Elon University Physician Cites Social Gatherings As Cause For Spike

10/26/20 8:30pm

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