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Since controversial House Bill 2 two weeks ago, Elon has responded with a campus statement, educational sessions and through Elon students posting fliers. Yet for Monique Swirsky, sophomore and SPECTRUM president, this wasn't enough.
GREENSBORO - Hundreds of people packed College Park Methodist Church for the Greensboro rally against House Bill 2 as members of the North Carolina community continue to speak out against North Carolina's newest law.
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Leaning over the concrete walls on his friend's rooftop, William de Oliveira excitedly points out the view. On all sides, stretching down the hill, filling the valley, are thousands of multicolored homes clinging to the mountainside covering every inch of available space.
It's a quick and simple transaction for most people. You hand your ID to the bank teller and deposit your paycheck but for Drucila Perez, this simple transaction stirred up enough fear to bring her to tears.
Elon Poll: North Carolinians divided on fairness in the courts
Holding up a piece of colored paper the instructor declares, "Yellow. Amarillo." A chorus of 4 year olds sitting crosslegged in a circle around her repeat, "Yellow. Amarillo."
Ben Carson, retired neurosurgeon and now republican presidential candidate, is leading the polls in North Carolina, according to the latest Elon University Poll.
A new amendment added to House Bill 318 could quell some of the concerns local law enforcement officers had regarding ID cards.
As of 11 p.m. Tuesday Sept. 29, House Bill 318 has been ratified by the N.C. General Assembly and is to be presented to Governor Pat McCrory on Wednesday morning.
Three percent of all undocumented immigrants in the United States live in North Carolina, according to the Department of Homeland Security. One of the counties with the largest immigrant population is Alamance.
Just a few blocks from campus, the Acorn Inn can boast that it is the only hotel in the town of Elon, but its connection to the community goes deeper than that. The owner, Mike Brown, is not only a life-long resident of Alamance County, but also an Elon graduate.
According to an email sent to students by Smith Jackson, Vice President of Student Life and Dean of Students, an Elon student reported that he was held at knifepoint Friday, August 28, at 12:30 a.m. as he was walking on West Trollinger Ave.
Turning the key in the door with a small click, Sidney Hager enters her room for the first time. She sets down the boxes in her arms and before heading back out to retrieve the rest of her things, she takes a quick look out her window.
Whitley Auditorium played host to the 132 students of Elon Law's 10th entering class, the Class of December 2017.
Parents huddle around tables as their children excitedly point out their creations: macaroni cars, paper bowls or preliminary business plans for imaginary ice cream stands. These were the sights that greeted those who attended the closing ceremony of the"It Takes a Village Project" summer camp on July 24, which celebrated the work of the 75 students who were a part of it.
Alamance County will be the home to one of the best-known grocery stores in Europe, bringing an estimated 200 new jobs to the area.
Police found a man and a woman dead inside their home on Walker Rd. in an apparent murder-suicide, Thursday afternoon July 2.
Just three years ago, North Carolina voters approved a constitutional amendment stating that the state could not recognize or perform same-sex marriages or civil unions. Last October, a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals struck down that decision, making same sex marriages or civil unions legal. Today, the Supreme Court ruled same-sex marriage legal nationwide.
Class is out and most students have returned home, but Downtown Elon is looking to keep the streets "alive" this summer.