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During a lunch stop at the J. Smith Young YMCA in Lexington, N.C., on Jan. 18, a Buddhist monk shares peace bracelets with visitors as part of a multiday walk across central North Carolina promoting peace and compassion.
Updated 1:35 p.m. Jan. 18 to include information regarding the power outage.
Elon University is seeking approval from the American Bar Association to establish a new full-time law program in Charlotte, according to Elon University President Connie Book’s email to students Jan. 13.
Former Elon Community Church pastor Randy Orwig said he once thought he would spend the rest of his pastoral career at a church in St. Louis. However, things did not go as expected. That experience led him to worship at Elon Community Church in 1992, the first United Church of Christ congregation he had ever attended. In 2011, he assumed the pastor role.
Updated 2:00 p.m. Jan. 15 to include information from an email from Information Technology.
Updated at 9:32 a.m. Jan. 15 to include additional photos.
The Elon Town Council adopted new funding, the sale of the Elon Fire Department's extra fire truck and discussed future new business Jan. 13. Elon Town Council member Randy Orwig was not in attendance for this meeting.
Updated 3:25 p.m. Jan 13 to include information from an Elon University press release.
Elon’s starting quarterback Landen Clark is transferring to Louisiana State University, commonly known as LSU. Clark announced his decision on social media Jan. 11, ending a recruiting battle among multiple Power Four programs, commonly considered the toughest conferences in college football.
Featuring more than 50 short scenes, Elon University’s winter play explores the concepts of technology and how it impacts human relationships.
Shuffle N Roll, a tabletop game store in Mebane, hosts a game night every Thursday at 6 p.m. and every Saturday at 7 p.m. for all game players, but particularly for “Magic: The Gathering” lovers. “Magic: The Gathering” is a collectible trading card game where players “duel” using their customized card decks. The store, opened by owner Austin Smith, has been a longtime dream of his.
A euphoric cheer. Earbursting levels of crowd noise. A steady flow of “defense!” chants.
Amanda Lucas, animal care staff at Burlington Animal Services, plays with London, a shelter dog, on Jan. 10.
Kwame Anthony Appiah, a philosopher and political ethicist, spoke to the Elon University community about civil rights, race and their connection to ethics and politics.
Anthony Woodyard, chief information officer for Asheboro City Schools, was searching for a new program to bring to the high school — something hands-on, academic-driven and fun. While exploring potential options he heard about an organization that pushed him in an unexpected direction, introducing an entirely different opportunity — drone soccer. The idea would eventually make Asheboro High School a trailblazer for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics or STEM or extracurriculars in North Carolina.
As Elon University begins Winter Term, students will see a change in the Historic Neighborhood. Mooney Building will be closing its doors starting Jan. 8 and will remain closed for the rest of the academic year and into the summer.
As students across the Alamance-Burlington School System head back to school after their Winter Break ended on Jan. 5, ABSS announced they would begin the rezoning process for the district on Jan. 6.
Updates as of Jan. 6 at 10:22 p.m. To include update on the water main.
From her first trip off campus with the Elon College Fellows Program, senior Brooke Gustafson, a theatrical design and technology, and arts administration double major knew she wanted to use her fellows research project to engage the university with the local community. “I realized then and there that there was a large bubble around Elon University that wasn't connecting with the community,” Gustafson said. That led Gustafson to create her research project, Fitting Futures, which aims to provide free clothing alterations to the local community and establish a model for other universities to replicate the program.