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ELN: Elon Students Defer Due to Pandemic

8/18/20 12:30pm

ELN: Elon Students Opt for Online Learning

8/18/20 12:30pm

ELN: UNC Chapel Hill Goes Online

8/18/20 12:30pm

ELN: 2020 Elon Convocation Goes Virtual

8/18/20 12:30pm

ENN: Elon University President Connie Book talks testing, return to campus

8/17/20 5:30pm

President Connie Book sat down with Elon News Network to discuss Elon University's resumption of in-person classes.

ENN: Protester gather outside Elon Trustee and Postmaster General Louis DeJoy's home

8/17/20 12:30pm

MOVE-IN 2020: Elon staff discusses unique move-in experience

8/15/20 3:30pm

MOVE-IN 2020: Historic Neighborhood sees a less hectic move-in

8/14/20 4:15pm

MOVE-IN 2020: Students move into the Global Neighborhood

8/14/20 4:15pm

MOVE-IN 2020: Short lines at Schar Center health check-in

8/14/20 12:45pm

MOVE-IN 2020: Freshmen students move in to the Danieley and Colonnades Neighborhoods

8/14/20 12:15pm

Elon University President Connie Book addresses criticism of returning for an in-person semester

By Jack Norcross 8/13/20 11:30pm

In an interview with Elon News Network on Thursday, Aug. 13, 2020, Elon University President Connie Book addresses efforts by Elon University students, staff and faculty to push for to push for more accommodations this semester.

ENN: Alamance County Sheriff's Office Operation Summer Heat

By Jared Bunder 7/31/20 11:30am

Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson gave a press conference about Operation Summer Heat July 31.

ENN: Elon students, faculty attend march for justice at Confederate monument in Graham

By Christian Galvano 7/11/20 8:30pm

Protesters marched to Graham Court Square where the Confederate monument stands.

Low census response could cost Alamance County and Elon funds

By Brian Rea 6/23/20 10:30am

Alamance County could lose more than $7 million in annual funding based on nonresponse to the census, a report from the North Carolina Office of State Budget and Management said.

ENN: Managing mental health during COVID-19

6/7/20 7:00pm

Managing mental health during the coronavirus pandemic.

Chabad Vandalism Video

5/14/20 7:00pm

The Town of Elon Police Department's suspect can be seen tearing down the Menorah.

ENN: Full Interview with President Connie Book

5/6/20 11:45am

Elon University President Connie Book discusses the university's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

ENN: Personal Protective Equipment Student Donations

By Grace Morris 5/4/20 2:45pm

ENN: Go Fund Me w/Liam Collins

4/9/20 9:15pm

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