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In just a few weeks, North Williamson Avenue will experience a downturn in traffic as students are leaving campus for a winter break longer than usual. Stores such as All That Jas and The Oak House are preparing for this shift in business.
Just last year the Gender and LGBTQIA Center and Truitt Center created the Spirit and Pride Initiative, a program that strives to create a bridge between gender and sexual identity and religion. In its first year on campus, this initiative has already started to get positive feedback.
The members of Life@Elon are not showing up to class late this semester, even though many of them have never used Zoom prior to the program. They take their pre-class conversation time very seriously.
There are only nine Hispanic professors at Elon University, according to the 2019- 2020 university fact book. Despite having few colleagues with a similar background, professor of Spanish Federico Pous said that in his six years at the school, he has found his home within the university’s Spanish department.
A key component of every introduction to sociology class is the “looking glass self,” a concept created by American sociologist Charles Horton Cooley. The looking glass self describes how people develop their characters from interactions with others. But due to COVID-19 physical distancing regulations, interactions with others have changed, leaving some to wonder what the long-term impact on mental health and interpersonal relations will be.
Senior Cameron McCrary has been involved in New Student Orientation for the past three years. She started as orientation leader and is now a student coordinator. McCrary has the responsibility of building training for the orientation team and facilitating breakout sessions. Through this position, she has also helped to make orientation better fit Elon’s coronavirus policies.
In November 2019, sophomore Anaya Jones said she came up with the idea for BlackbELONg Magazine, a publication she said she hoped would open doors for the black community on campus.
Spring might be approaching, but all four seasons will be brought to Elon’s McCrary Theatre this weekend.
In recent years, the National Pan-Hellenic Council developed a larger presence on Elon University’s campus.
Four months of siestas, paella and nightlife are what might come to mind when thinking about a semester abroad in Barcelona.
The dreams of becoming a Fulbright Scholar and joining the Peace Corps led junior Mel Hills to search for a way to be civically engaged on Elon University’s campus. That dream is the reason she applied to be a Periclean Scholar.
Correction — Oct. 12, 12:40 p.m. The story initially stated the university's goal was to have zero carbon emissions. This has been changed to reflect the university's goal of neutral carbon emissions. Elon News Network regrets this error.
A shrinking staff is what senior Jonathan Connolly has seen throughout his four years volunteering for Safe Rides, a volunteer-based student-run organization that provides free late-night transportation to Elon University students.
President Connie Book presented a $10,000 donation check to the Alamance-Burlington School System Friday. She also presented cookies to the second graders at Elon Elementary after reading them a story. The $10,000 was raised from the book drive during President Book’s Inauguration week in October. For every $20 dollars that were donated to the University, a book was donated to the elementary school.