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Seventeen years ago, Lianne Kowiak’s life changed forever.
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Seventeen years ago, Lianne Kowiak’s life changed forever.
As artificial intelligence becomes more prominent in the lives of students, workers and everyday citizens, the North Carolina state government is tapping into the transformative technology. Gov. Josh Stein signed an executive order Sept. 2 that focused on how artificial intelligence can enhance the state government and technology sector of North Carolina. The executive order established an AI leadership council, an AI accelerator, oversight teams for each state agency and training programs for AI literacy and fraud prevention.
As the Elon University football team prepared for the season, redshirt freshman quarterback Landen Clark spent the summer competing for the starting quarterback position. The previous season, Clark had played only four games where he was occasionally used as a runner. Elon had also signed Iowa quarterback Marco Lainez through the transfer portal in December.
The Elon University men’s soccer team put up a gritty performance against the No. 10 ranked team in the country, the University of North Carolina, Greensboro, on Sept. 30 resulting in a 0-0 tie to chalk up their current record at 5-1-4 this season.
Elon Town Council discussed retirement benefits, new parking available for community establishments and an additional education awareness in Beth Schmidt Park during their meeting on Sept. 29.
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After a last-minute venue change, The Wailers, the former band of Bob Marley, will fill downtown Burlington with music Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. at the Burlington Food Hall.
The Edler family came to Elon University’s open anatomy lab to see what their child, Julia, was learning in anatomy class.
As the auditorium filled with students and parents, Elon University’s Instant Laughter refined their performances, excited to entertain their evening audiences.
Downtown Graham was transformed into a vibrant hub of music, food and community Sept. 28 as the Esperanza Festival returned with performances, vendors and cultural celebrations.
James Altamirano poses for a photo in front of the Jingle Jungle Express with his dad and sister in the trailer, Esperanza Festival in Graham, Sept. 28
An explosive rushing attack propelled the Elon University football team over Hampton University 41-20 on Family Weekend.
Landen Clark rushes for a touchdown in Elon's win over Hampton at Rhodes Stadium on Sept. 27
Jim Piatt, senior vice president for advancement and external affairs and co-chair of the Elon University and Queens University merger sprint team, held a listening session for parents on Sept. 27 in Global Commons 103.
An entirely new school, an enrollment cliff and a merger. These were just some of the topics Elon University president Connie Book focused on during the University Update Sept. 27 in Alumni Gym.
Earlier this year, Elon University’s Department of Performing Arts was ranked 23rd on a list of world’s best drama schools for 2025. Now, it has another accomplishment to add to its repertoire.
On a night where space was scarce and chances even rarer, Elon University and Campbell University men’s soccer fought to a 0-0 draw in a tense affair at Rudd Field under the lights Sept. 26.
From making her Olympic debut at age 15 to holding the most gold medals of a female swimmer in the world, Katie Ledecky shared her story and wisdom with audiences at Elon University during Fall Convocation on Sept. 26.
Elon quarterback Landen Clark has embraced his role as a first year starter through the first five games
History is paved with confusing announcements. Elon University broke national news when it announced a merger with Queens University of Charlotte on Sept. 16. Both boards of trustees approved the motion unanimously, but the general alumni and student body had little time to digest before the announcement.