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Elon senior Naz Shokri, who is part Palestinian, speaks at Elon's first official pro-Palestinian demonstration at Medallion Plaza on May 7.
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Elon senior Naz Shokri, who is part Palestinian, speaks at Elon's first official pro-Palestinian demonstration at Medallion Plaza on May 7.
Elon senior Naz Shokri, who is part Palestinian, speaks at Elon's first official pro-Palestinian demonstration at Medallion Plaza on May 7.
Students gather at Medallion Plaza on May 7 holding pro-Palestine signs for the "A Walk for Palestine" hosted by Elon's Students for Peace and Justice club.
A child rides a scooter with Palestinian flags draped over the handle bars at Medallion Plaza on May 7 to participate in "A Walk for Palestine."
Students for Peace, Justice hosts a pro-Palestinian walk starting at Medallion Plaza on May 7 to advocate for peace and love for Palestinians. “A Walk for Palestine,” is the first group demonstration on Elon’s campus since the Israel-Hamas War began that is specifically calling itself pro-Palestinian.
Elon senior George Krupkin (right) holds a "Jews 4 Palestinian Liberation" sign at Medallion Plaza on May 7. The Students for Peace, and Justice club hosted a pro-Palestinian walk to advocate for peace and love for Palestinians. “A Walk for Palestine” is the first group demonstration on Elon’s campus since the Israel-Hamas War began that is specifically calling itself pro-Palestinian.
Elon students and faculty gather at Medallion Plaza on May for "A Walk for Palestine" on May 7. This is the first official pro-Palestinian demonstration on campus.
Elon students and faculty gather at Medallion Plaza on May for "A Walk for Palestine" on May 7. This is the first official pro-Palestinian demonstration on campus.
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Junior Ryan McKenna presents his research about female intrasexual competition and sexual overperception as a part of the 2024 Spring Undergraduate Research Forum in Alumni Gym on April 30.
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Elon University Campus Police responded to reports of a suspicious person on campus; the individual was a male, non-student who had tried to make contact with an Elon student he had met online, according to an E-Alert sent by Chief of Campus Safety and Police Joe LeMire around 11:30 a.m. on April 11. Officers responded to the report shortly after it was made at 9:15 a.m., and were able to locate and question the individual.
Construction workers continue to work on East Haggard Avenue after striking an active gas line March 12. The leak was fixed and the road reopened around 10:30 a.m., according to construction personnel on scene Dante Howell.
Updated as of 12:04 p.m. on March 12 to include an interview of personnel on scene, photos and an interactive map of where the gas leak was located.
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