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One rocky month into the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, a health care forum in McKinnon Hall found the issue far from settled on Monday.
After months of speculation made more interesting by a disappointing season, the Washington Nationals have a new manager — former Arizona Diamondbacks third-base coach Matt Williams. The organization is expected to make the announcement soon now that the World Series is over.
Cheesy enchiladas. Hot and spicy fajitas. Crispy hard shell tacos. These are the staples of Latin American cuisine, right?
Reverend Doctor William Barber II isn’t concerned with being successful — instead, he grapples with a different question.
“Culture shock: a feeling of confusion, doubt or nervousness caused by being in a place (such as a foreign country) that is very different from what you are used to.”
This past week in college football is what makes the sport so great: upsets.
The searches for the next manager for the Washington Nationals, Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds are well underway, but who is going to want to manage there if the Detroit Tigers' and Los Angeles Dodgers jobs are available?
Senior runner Allyson Oram broke the Elon University school record in the 6K as the Elon cross country team had a strong showing in the NCAA Pre-Nationals Saturday, Oct. 19, in Terre Haute, Ind.
This piece is the third in a series of “Ask an Alum” columns that will be periodically published online through a partnership between Elon University’s Young Alumni Council and The Pendulum.
The polarization of American government has left the confines of Congress and taken to the streets, Jason Husser, assistant professor of political science at Elon University and assistant director of the Elon Poll, said in a panel discussion in Lindner Hall Oct. 8.
Imagine not knowing where your next meal comes from. In the Tar Heel state, a good amount of North Carolinians know this feeling all too well. According to Christine Byrd, Director of Development and Communication at Greensboro Urban Ministries, North Carolina ranks in the top ten in the nation for food insecurity, and in the Triad, is even worse.
Although Washington D.C. is about 300 miles away from Elon's campus, the impact of the government shutdown, which has gone on for a week now, is being felt by several members of the Elon community.
More than 72 percent of Elon students study abroad at least once during their college experience. Senior Rachel Taff studied abroad in India during Winter Term.
On Tuesday, one of the biggest bills of this generation, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) will take effect.
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica — The United States men’s National soccer team suffered a loss to Costa Rica Sept. 6, breaking their previously held 12-match winning streak. The game was a victory for both Costa Rican soccer players and locals but is now under scrutiny by FIFA, the international soccer governing body.
After weeks of arguing over this upcoming fiscal year's national budget, the United States government officially shutdown at 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 1. This hasn't happened since 1996, when the government was shutdown from December 16, 1995 to January 6, 1996 after President Clinton vetoed the spending bill that was approved by the Republicans, who were the majority party in Congress at the time. Now that our government is once again shutdown, there will be changes in the coming days, but how will it affect you?
The latest Elon Poll shows the North Carolina General Assembly and Gov. Pat McCrory dipping in their approval ratings, but the poll’s directors say this is far from signaling a change in party control in 2014.
It’s no secret that the dollar has been losing value — but for minimum wage workers, this has especially dire consequences. Adjusted for inflation, minimum wage is now worth less than it was in the 1960s and ‘70s.
Elon's Center for the Arts welcomed the Kenyan Safari Acrobats on Sept. 24 to perform their routine of breathtaking stunts, comedy, and audience participation set to the heart-pounding music of the Kenyan Safari. The show began with a voice shouting "Welcome to Africa." From that point on, the audience was entranced.
“World Series or bust,” said Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson.