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College students nationwide are seeing the long-term effects of virtual learning reflected in their test scores. Many students who ended high school virtually now report feeling behind in the classroom.
When Greg Milton wakes up in the morning, he goes to Cummings High School in Burlington to educate his students and fill his classroom with the sounds of music. But it hasn’t always been easy and enjoyable.
Today the board approved Alamance County native Dain Butler to take the role on July 1. Butler has served as superintendent of schools for five years in Roanoke Rapids, just two hours northeast of Elon.
For residents of North Carolina, 2022 is a midterm election year with the primary election on May 17. Early Voting for North Carolina primary elections began this week and lasts until May 14 at 3 p.m.
Residence Life has still not responding to Elon News Network’s numerous requests for comment this morning. This comes after students and parents expressed frustration about the housing selection process for next year.
Tonight on Elon Local News: Our Naomi Washington and Annemarie Bonner have more on the repairs to the downtown Elon train tracks, the dance team's journey to the NDA national competition and a preview of the incoming class of 2026.
The latest from Elon Local News: Our Naomi Washington and Margaret Faust have more on the second week since the mask mandate was lifted, a local business collecting donations for Ukrainians and a preview of the SGA race for Student Body President.
More than two dozen members of the North Carolina National Guard are set to leave Alamance Regional Medical Center on March 4. Since they arrived on Feb. 10, COVID-19 hospitalizations have decreased by 31% in Alamance County.
Forget the colorful leaves, holiday lights and brisk temperatures because the fall and winter aren’t superior when it comes to the best time of year at Elon University. Though I have only experienced one spring on campus because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the season’s scenery and temperatures reign supreme.
While Elon University provides the opportunity for students to study abroad, there is also the chance to study in other parts of the United States, including Los Angeles. Elon in LA was voted “Best Study USA” by the Elon community.
For the first time since 2019, many students will be headed out of town for fall break. In order to make it to their destination safely, there are a few important things to keep in mind, according to owner of Wilson Tire Pros and Automotive, Steven Moss.
This Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Shirley Tempos, one of Elon University’s all-female a capella groups will join Elon’s other acapella groups — Rip_Chord, Melanated Melodies, Sweet Signatures, Smooth Progressions, Vital Signs and Twisted Measure — in Whitley Auditorium for Acapocalypse, a halloween-themed concert. Tickets are $8 and available for purchase in the Moseley Student Center until Friday at 3:30 p.m.
Paris Taliadouros first met James Markley freshman year. Taliadouros was struggling with the transition to college and being away from home. When he found Markley, they immediately clicked, forming bonds over exercise and other shared interests.
Senior dance major Caroline Boothe is presenting her choreography at this year’s fall dance concert in November. Boothe is one of many performing arts students who have not been able to perform live for over a year due to the coronavirus pandemic. But Boothe said she is more excited than nervous about the return to a live audience and to dance alongside her fellow dance majors.
Sophomore Julia Vide didn’t know she struggled with mental health until she came to college. When she arrived to the realization, she looked back and noticed mental health was never talked about at her high school.
Updated May 2, 2021 at 4:18 p.m. to include video.
Elon women’s soccer is preparing for its first appearance in the NCAA tournament since 1999 against a team the Phoenix have never played before, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.
Elon women’s soccer wins first-ever Colonial Athletic Association championship after defeating No. 1 seed in the south division, University of North Carolina at Wilmington 1-0, propelling the Phoenix to the NCAA tournament. The team had their fourth straight shutout win.
No. 12 Elon had yet to lose a game of women's lacrosse this season until today. On an overcast evening, the Phoenix fell to 3-8 Virginia Tech; the mood after the game was filled with frustration on the sidelines.
Elon head baseball coach Mike Kennedy described their season thus far as “inconsistent.”