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Three candidates vie for the executive vice presidential spot in Elon University's Student Government Association, with juniors Chloe Yoon and Ireland Horan and sophomore Trevor Molin running for the position.
Businessman and Democrat Eric Henry and Republican State Representative Dennis Riddell are competing for the 64th District’s seat in the North Carolina House of Representatives, a district that encompasses a large portion of Alamance County. Henry will look to topple Riddell’s incumbency, while Riddell will look to secure his fifth term as representative.
Elon Votes! is a student-led, nonpartisan initiative on campus aimed to engage students in civic and political participation. The initiative started in 2014 and is currently the exclusive voter registration organization on campus. It came to fruition after the 2012 election in response to an influx of off-campus partisan groups that only registered students from certain parties or states.
UPDATED: March 4, 2020: Information from an interview with Robbie Miley on Elon News Network's Election Special.
Updated on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:06 p.m. Junior Claire Babey has dropped out of the race for the position of executive treasurer. She has not responded to Elon News Network's request for comment.
The Student Government Association passed a bill Thursday night allocating funds to enhance National Pan-Hellenic Incorporated monuments on campus.
Story updated on Feb. 20 at 12:51 p.m. to include quotes from Jonathan Connolly.
Student Government Association held its final town hall of the semester about the new funding model for the treasurer's manual. Treasurer Amanda Yaffa and assistant comptroller Frankie Storm facilitated the forum, splitting it up into sections: Applying for Funding, Reimbursement Process and Questions.
The front of Danieley building D is hard to miss. It’s decorated with cobwebs, orange lights, and jack-o-lanterns — a reminder of the childlike joy of the Halloween season.
Among the bustling College Coffee crowd sits a bare table with two students and a few papers laid out. The students are a part of the Sierra Student Coalition, a group of Elon students motivated to bring awareness to environmental issues through discussion, activism and service.
President Donald Trump will be in North Carolina for his seventh visit to the state since winning the presidency in November 2016. The rally is taking place in Fayetteville, North Carolina, on Monday, Sept. 9 — just one day before the special congressional election for the state’s ninth district.