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From the opening shot-clock violation, Elon’s women’s basketball made it clear that the Towson University Tigers were in for a long night. Fueled by physical defense and fast-break scoring, the Phoenix trounced Towson 68-54 in a dominant win on Feb. 1.
Updated as of 3:38 p.m. Feb. 1 to add information about the rescheduling of the Black History Month Kickoff.
An Elon University snow plow drives past the Ernest A. Koury Sr. Business Center on Feb. 1 after snow blanketed Elon's campus.
The Alamance-Burlington School System announced Feb. 1 that all facilities and schools will be closed Feb. 2, and that students and staff will participate in a Remote Learning Day. The decision comes after a winter storm that swept across North Carolina on Jan. 31.
ABSS Superintendent Aaron Fleming speaks at a Community Voice Session at Williams High School on Jan. 22.
For much of the first half and early in the second, Stony Brook seemed to have an answer for every comeback attempt by Elon. The men’s basketball team trailed by double digits for the majority of the game, and despite clawing their way back, it wasn’t enough as Stony Brook held on for a 72-68 win.
After closing university offices Jan. 30 in preparation for anticipated snow, Elon University's campus was covered with snow Jan. 31.
In Elon women’s basketball’s 77-69 loss to the College of Charleston Cougars, strategic positioning, discipline and physicality took center stage.
Elon women's basketball rushes to senior Laila Anderson's aid after a physical foul at the rim.
Freshman Ashanti Fox sinks a 3-pointer in Elon's 77-69 loss to Charleston.
Elon University offices will close at 3 p.m. Jan. 30 to allow for preparation time ahead of the upcoming winter storm.
Updated 12:50 p.m. Jan. 30 to include additional information from Elon University President Connie Book.
In a battle between the Coastal Athletic Association’s top two offenses, it was Elon men’s basketball’s defense that stood strong in a 79-76 win for the Phoenix against the College of William & Mary Tribe.
Redshirt sophomore Ned Hull sinks a 3-pointer during Elon's win over William & Mary at Schar Center on Jan. 29.
Graduate student Chandler Cuthrell slams down a dunk during Elon's 79-76 comeback at Schar Center on Jan. 29.
The Alamance-Burlington School System announced Jan. 29 that there will be no remote learning for students Jan. 30, and teachers will have an optional workday.
Loy Center was filled with enthusiasm as potential new sorority members "ran home" for bid day on Jan. 28. Bid day is the final day of Panhellenic recruitment, also known as rush, when potential new members, or PNMs, are formally invited to join a specific sorority chapter. This year, bid day and the second-to-last round, preference round, both took place Jan. 28 after being postponed because of winter weather.
The Elon Town Council discussed possible funding paths for a new municipal building and police station. The Town agreed to purchase a Labcorp property at 112 Orange Drive in the fall. The purchase has not gone through and members debated costs Jan. 27.
A screenshot of a post on the anonymous social app Fizz on Jan. 24.
I came across a sarcastic Fizz post while I walked through the snow. It showed a concentrated clump of snow salt on the sidewalk and read, “Great! We definitely won’t get any ice here!” I saw a couple of posts like this on the student social media app.