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Although Washington D.C. is about 300 miles away from Elon's campus, the impact of the government shutdown, which has gone on for a week now, is being felt by several members of the Elon community.
Elon sophomore Andrew Mitchell turned his passion for fitness into a business. Certified by The American Council on Exercise, he is both a personal trainer and founder of AMPT Fitness.
Students not headed home for Fall Break can head 40 minutes down the road to the historical village of Old Salem.
There has been construction all over campus in the past few months, and starting in less than two weeks, it is coming to the Moseley center parking lot.
"Happily growing your vegetables... also growing your clean air and water." That's the motto of Iseley Farms. Passed down through five generations, it has been in business since 1790. Jane Iseley is the owner today.
You won't find Burlington police officers eating donuts. Especially when, in two years, they will have to pass a mandatory fitness test to keep their jobs.
Each year Elon welcomes many families to campus on family weekend. This year more than 1,000 families registered for the event.
The latest Elon Poll shows the North Carolina General Assembly and Gov. Pat McCrory dipping in their approval ratings, but the poll’s directors say this is far from signaling a change in party control in 2014.
It’s no secret that the dollar has been losing value — but for minimum wage workers, this has especially dire consequences. Adjusted for inflation, minimum wage is now worth less than it was in the 1960s and ‘70s.
When you think of Louisville Sluggers and Mount Rushmore, Graham, N.C. probably doesn't come to mind. Now they are on display, but in the form of legos. CNN says it's a must-see exhibit and it's only 15 minutes down the road.
This December will be the last chance for North Carolina teachers pursuing master’s degrees to earn a pay increase for earning one. As a result of legislation passed in the North Carolina state budget in July, pay for teachers with advanced degrees next year will match their colleagues who have bachelor’s degrees.
When President Obama’s term expires in 2016, students at Elon University and other North Carolina colleges may find it more difficult to vote for his successor.
Jerry Barbee runs his business out of a trailer that he rents near Alamance Crossing. However, it's what he sells that makes his business unique: metal detectors.
Following our report of hate language being found on a whiteboard in Colonnades D, some students and faculty questioned why Vice President of Student Life, Dr. Smith Jackson, didn't email everyone to notify the campus of the incident. Dr. Smith Jackson emailed everyone today to explain campus notice email policies and why he didn't email everyone in this particular case.
Whether you're a student living on or off-campus, you may have noticed more creepy-crawlies around your house than in years past.
Each sculpture at Beechwood Metalworks has a story and is carefully crafted to leave an impression on people.
Two Elon students say they woke up to hate language on Sunday.
You can now use your Phoenix Card at more locations. Elon has added nine off-campus merchants in the Burlington area that will now accept Phoenix Cash. The new locations are:
Members of the Town of Elon gathered on Saturday Sept. 14 in Beth Schmidt Park to celebrate the fifth annual Autumn Bash. The fair allows community members to meet local firefighters and police officers. Attendees learned safety tips and also were able to take part in festivities at the event.
Drinking and college go together, or at least that's what many people think.