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Elon University alumna Emily Prins ’23 produced a film titled, “Not without a Trace” during this past summer. The 14-minute film premiered at the Grand Rapids film festival in Michigan and captured the audience, leading her to win “Best student short" award.
Junior Jack Zapata knows how to persevere in a way not many people have had the experience to do.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article incorrectly identified senior Ellie Schmidt within the photo. Elon News Network regrets this error.
“John Proctor is the Villain” is more than the name of Elon University’s 2023 fall play, it’s a declaration. It’s a critique of pop culture, the patriarchy and “The Crucible.”
Starting Oct. 6, Roberts Studio Theatre will transform into a high school English classroom — the setting of Elon University’s performing arts fall play, “John Proctor is the Villain.”
Elon freshman Maddie Milner wasn’t diagnosed with autism until May 2021 at age 16, when transitioning from private to public school proved difficult for her. But before her sophomore year of high school — during the COVID-19 lockdowns — Milner said she suspected she may be neurodivergent.
When doing research on how to open a successful lemonade business, Keith Slader saw an opportunity.
On a small patch of land near downtown Gibsonville sits a miniature version of almost every important North Carolinian monument. Kitty Hawk, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Beech Mountain, Grandfather Mountain – even Elon College is laid out along miniature train tracks.
While sixth grade may evoke memories of braces, bus rides and physical education class, Mike Wiley looks back on it as the year he discovered his life’s passion.
While facing anxiety and her first year of college, freshman Kaelise Lane said her hobbies help keep her mental health in check.
Elon University’s Contemporary Chamber Ensemble performed this Sunday at the Center for the Arts Black Box. The band played four songs that fell under the “contemporary music” style.
Updated as of 12:49 p.m. on Sept. 28 to include video of junior Tabby Spell.
Raleigh-based multimedia artist Todd Jones inspired students, faculty and young creators through his talk Sept. 11 in Arts West. About 25 audience members listened intently as Jones took them on a journey through “The Forgotten.”
Updated as of 10:38 a.m. on Sept. 24 to include more photos from the event.
The Camarada Tango Quartet explored a world of passion, mystery, and beauty in McCrary Theatre. A powerful and smooth melody entranced the audience as the quartet dove into Latino Culture from Buenos Aires, Argentina and brought it to Elon University.
Elon University’s Contemporary Chamber Ensemble will be performing at 2 p.m. Sept. 24 in the CFA Black Box. The performance will have a focus of music under the category of “contemporary music”.
El Centro welcomed the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month at a kick-off event in Medallion Plaza.
Elon University Jewish student organizations Chabad and Hillel gathered from Sept. 15 to 17 to celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.
Junior Jesse Riback said he is no stranger to making people laugh on Elon University’s campus. Head writer of Elon Tonight and founder of JRibs Entertainment, Riback said he enjoys making comedy content, whether it is through music or videos.
After two-years in the making, Elon University’s all-female a cappella group Sweet Signatures released their fifth studio album, Bitter Sweet.