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Spring Convocation honored one of Elon University's most beloved figures. At “A Conversation With President Emeritus J. Earl Danieley,” President Leo Lambert asked Danieley to share some of the stories he collected in his 72 years with Elon.
If you're looking to get off campus for the day, take a drive short to Saxapahaw, N.C.
As Elon continues to celebrate its 125th anniversary, one member of the Elon community is celebrating this year for another reason.
A typical bagel brunch turned into a holiday celebration at the Hillel House this Sunday, March 16.
Residents packed the town municipal building Tuesday to discuss the proposal for the downtown expansion master plan during the Town of Elon Board of Aldermen's meeting. Lucien Roughton, a representative of Kaufmann Associates, based in Lancaster, Pa., presented the plan to town residents, who responded with many questions.
Elon Day may aim to celebrate the university's 125th anniversary through reaching out to alumni for donations, but that's not how all students view the day.
When Elon students hear the word "tradition," images of convocation, luminaries and commencement might come to mind. But one of the most beloved traditions happens every week, bringing faculty and students to Phi Beta Kappa Commons for coffee and fellowship.
Adverse winter weather has caused a decline in clothing donations at Allied Churches, the largest homeless shelter, food pantry and food kitchen in Alamance County. At the same time, recent low temperatures have caused an increase in clothing demands.
Dancing, cheering, screeching and a lot of shouting filled Alumni gym, Saturday, March 8.
Paige Lucas woke up at 3 a.m. on Friday and realized she had no power in her apartment in Danieley Center. Lucas was just one of many students in on-campus housing who were left powerless in the wake of Friday's ice storm, but unlike most students who returned to their rooms Saturday night, Lucas and the other Danieley residents weren't able to return until Sunday afternoon.
Medora Burke-Scoll brings her daughter Zelda to the Holt Street Park in Mebane every weekend.
The Board of Aldermen has recently proposed some changes to the town of Elon. In a $160,000 plan, houses along Haggard Avenue, as well as Skid's Restaurant and other local businesses are to be replaced by offices and town commons.
The Greensboro Science Center is home to penguins, stingrays, sharks and many other animals. But recently, there have been some new additions. Theodore, Quincy, Eleanor, Molly and Abigail are the new baby otters that were born at the science center a few months ago; Natalie Johnson helps take care of them.
As the "buy local" movement grows nationwide, many people make an effort to support local businesses. Now the Elon community has an opportunity to do so right on campus. Three freshman business majors and hallmates created a new clothing company last fall, and they say it's thriving.
Changes to the downtown Elon area were proposed by The Kaufman Associates, and if approved by the town aldermen, a number of off-campus student houses could be in jeopardy.
Jose Antonio Vargas came from the Philippines to live with his grandparents in the United States when he was 12. Four years later, Vargas took his green card to the DMV to apply for a driver's license and was told it was fake. It was then that he learned he was in this country illegally.
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GRAHAM - Firefighters from the Graham and Haw River fire departments responded to reports of a fire shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday inside the auditorium of Graham High School.
As snow swept through the Triad area on Feb. 12 to 14, boots, bibs, sleds and snowboards flew off the shelves of C&R Ski Outdoor in Elon. While some local businesses shut down to wait out the winter weather, C&R manager Marvin "Bullet" Franklin braved the storm to open up shop and serve the many locals who were unprepared for the snow and ice.
The Town of Elon has proposed a new revitalization plan that would restructure the eight-block area known as downtown Elon.