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Under their wings: Students with autism find structure at 3 Bluebirds Farm during the pandemic

While exposure to the outside world has been limited during the COVID-19 pandemic, students with autism face a new set of challenges that have been exacerbated by fluctuating measures regarding hybrid instruction in the Wake County School System. Approximately one year after the onset of the pandemic, parents with students in special education programs still find themselves left behind by Wake County.

GLOBAL: Freshmen students arrive for move-in from around the world

Heading into her first year of college, Ryleigh Estep is excited to finally be on Elon University’s campus. 

Elon restaurants open with modified services

As North Carolina’s coronavirus reopening plan moves forward, downtown Elon businesses have followed suit in lifting restrictions during Phase 2. Restaurants are allowed to reopen indoor dining to 50% capacity and arrange seating so that tables are six feet apart. 

Elon parent faces backlash for conversation on race and the university

Updated June 6, 2020 at 6:56 p.m with new information on the  Parent to Parent Page.

Coronavirus leaves small school draft prospects searching for next move

For an NFL draft prospect, watching the draft is a waiting game.

Elon students from New York adjust to life in the US’ coronavirus epicenter

On a typical spring day, Amanda Palin looks out her window and sees people crowding the sidewalks rushing to work and taxis braving the traffic. Now, the streets are empty.

Blue Hens end Phoenix hot streak

Elon University men's basketball (9-18, 5-9 CAA) fell to the No. 2 ranked team in the conference, the University of Delaware Blue Hens (18-7, 9-4 CAA) 81-75 on Thursday night. The Phoenix looked to continue a three-game win streak, but fell short down the stretch. 

Local businesses prepare for Hurricane Florence

While Hurricane Florence is inching its way toward the North Carolina coast, shoppers are storming local businesses in preparation. 

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell visits Elon's campus

Zagster bike-sharing program ends

Zagster, the bike-sharing program implemented by the SGA last February, has ended.

SGA and BSU make strides to better race relations at Elon

In light of the Student Government Association’s (SGA) Inclusivity Week, the body joined with the Black Student Union (BSU) to discuss the state of race relations on Elon University's campus. On Thursday evening, SGA and BSU held a town hall forum for an open conversation discussing race.