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Charles Parker is a researcher, father, chauffeur and now, a board of education candidate. The director of the Nanomaterials and Thin Films Lab at Duke University, Parker said his work is driven by data, and he hopes to use a similar approach on the school board.
Dan Ingle wears many hats. A representative in the North Carolina General Assembly House, town of Elon chief of police, Alamance County commissioner and Elon University criminal investigator are a few of Ingle’s past positions.
One of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history at Sandy Hook Elementary School was the catalyst for a renewed debate about gun control. New-mom Becky Ceartas was devastated by this news and it pushed her to join and become the executive director of North Carolinians Against Gun Violence.
When junior Maddie Volp ordered a vanilla iced coffee from The Oak House on March 21, the barista repeated her order back to her, wrote it on a cup, passed it down the assembly line and said, “That’ll be $3.84.”
Updated as of April 15, 2022 at 9:30 p.m. to include additional video from remarks.
Today on ELN Morning, Ashlyn DeLoughy and Baylor Rodman sat down live with Dean of Students Jana Lynn Patterson to celebrate her final day as Student Government Association advisor, reflect on her 19 years and what she'll now do with her Thursday nights. Plus, candidates for the Alamance Burlington School System talk hot button issues with voters. Finally, with 48 students in quarantine, one talked about her 'positive' experience at home, and why she thinks that this go around is better.
Today on ELN Morning: Our Ellis Chandler and Baylor Rodman sit down live with SGA Student Body President Elect Nadine Jose and have more on this year's BFA dance program senior seminar concert and Elon football's spring practice sessions.
Today on ELN Morning: Our Ellis Chandler and Baylor Rodman sit down live with SGA Student Body President Elect Nadine Jose and have more on this year's BFA dance program senior seminar concert and Elon football's spring practice sessions.
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.
Updated as of Feb. 23 2022 at 11:14 a.m. to include additional information from the Healthy Elon Committee.
The solar panels on Elon University’s solar farm can power up to 418 homes every year — about 10% of Elon’s annual electricity consumption.
The surge will happen. It usually takes place about two weeks after the travel. So, while it was nice that our numbers are trending down now, they’re probably going to go up again later in April. The recent surge we had is because of travel over this and [St.] Patrick’s Day, a couple of break days. We expect this.
Elon Athletics sent an anonymous survey to all athletes last week about diversity and inclusion in the school’s varsity athletics programs, according to Associate Director of Athletics Faith Shearer. Shearer also serves as the deputy Title IX coordinator and oversees diversity and inclusion efforts in Elon Athletics.
Updated Nov. 1, 2020, at 12:10 a.m. to include quotes from another Elon University student arrested at the march.
Updated Oct. 3 at 11:21 a.m. to include the demands the organizers want the university to meet.
Elon students aren’t the only ones getting suspended for violating coronavirus restrictions. Elon Dining employee Amanda Parrish was suspended last weekend for taking off her mask during her shift.
CORRECTION: Elon in LA for the fall semester was canceled on May 18 not March 18. Elon News Network regrets this error.
Correction: WSOE's Venmo is WSOE-fund and their Cash App is $WSOEFUND. Elon News Network regrets this error.
Lynne Pierce remembers handing out food when an elderly lady approached her crying. The woman is raising three teenage boys and did not know how much longer she could provide food for them because of the coronavirus.
“I keep wanting to call on you, but every time I try, you’re yawning,” Shereen Elgamal, lecturer in Arabic, told me in class the other day.