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It all began as a random idea one hungover morning right before spring break this year. Junior Ryan Gill called his friend junior Austin Krauss. He told Krauss he wanted to start a video blog featuring Elon students, and immediately Krauss was onboard.
Poetry and journalism. Not two topics often linked together, but Jeffrey Brown, co-anchor and senior correspondent for the PBS nightly news program "NewsHour," incorporated the two when talking to an audience in Whitley Auditorium Tuesday evening.
Junior Katharine Mann doesn't just fantasize about her own wedding. She dreams about other brides' big days as well.
"You're allowed to eat in class. I love it. You're also allowed to just get up and go to the bathroom without signing anything or taking a pass," high school senior Laci Breen said.
Four Elon students are studying in Paris right now and were safe during the attacks, but they weren't the only ones in harms way. More than 100 others are in other parts of Europe, including junior Liz Persau and junior Michela Allocca, who were on a trip in Paris during last weekend's attacks.
Her mom's hands were trembling. The immigration officers made their way to Paloma Figueroa's seat on the Greyhound bus. She tried to hold them back but tears filled her eyes.
Former Elon basketball player Jack Isenbarger has heard the sound of dribbling all of his life, but it's who he's shooting hoops with now that's changing the rhythm of his game.
In honor of National Grilled Cheese Month, I visited The Root Trackside and learned how to make their famous Foodie Grilled Cheese.
Sandra Hughes is no stranger to segregation.
While hundreds of freshmen were receiving acorns at convocation, first-year Cora Abdoo was far from being Under the Oaks.
Tanisha Lea knows what it's like to struggle.
National Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week occurs the week prior Thanksgiving; according to a statistic issued by the Center for the Carolinas, there are 144 people affected by homelessness in Alamance County.
With election polls closing in just a few hours, politics is the topic of conversation among many students.
A 250 meter swim, 12 mile bike ride and a 3.1 mile run. Elon's first TriathELON tested the mind and body in more than one way Friday, Oct. 24.
President Emeritus Earl Danieley played tour guide Friday, Oct. 17, taking alumni on a BioBus tour of campus.
Incumbent North Carolina Senator Kay Hagan (D) and Speaker of the House Thom Tillis (R) met for their second debate in Raleigh on Tues. Oct. 7. Hagan lead the polls by four points going into the debate (44% vs. 40%) according the most recent Public Policy Polling from Sept. 16.
Elon students often recognize Judy Tillotson as the employee who greets them in Upstairs McEwen. While Tillotson enjoys her job at Elon, she has a passion for fashion.
Living with someone new can be hard, especially in college; but there are two roommates in the Elon community who have a lot to bond over, and you may recognize them.
For sophomores and upper classmen, phoenix cards are about to get an upgrade, and yes, students may get their pictures retaken.
"I thought he was stopping and I went ahead into the crosswalk, and he kept going and he just hit me," said freshman Caroline Patterson.