International student embraces Elon life during her semester abroad
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Most Elon University students are familiar with Bio-Carts, the small vehicles used by members of Elon’s maintenance staff to travel around campus.
Some say every dog has its day.
Elon University senior James Davies may have just accomplished the top goal on his bucket list: to save someone’s life.
This piece is the second 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.
Throngs of prospective students and their parents visit Elon University’s campus every day, and they are often blown away by what they see.
When classes started in August, many students ventured to Elon University’s Barnes & Noble campus bookstore to retrieve their textbooks.
There are few races that incorporate balance beams, mud hill crawls and rope climbs. There are even fewer that guide runners past exotic animals.
The results for the 2013 Sprite Films nationwide film competition are in and Elon University alum Dean Coots’ submission, titled “Break the Night,” won both the Green Ribbon Panel Award and Fan Favorite Award, making it the first double winner in the program's history, Sprite Films announced today.
Elon University alumnus Dean Coots '13 has been making waves with his short film “Break the Night,” formerly known as “Street Picasso.”
This piece is the first 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.
As a child, there is a category of conversation that often cannot be suppressed — what they want to be when they grow up.
When entering college, most students like to have a plan. But sometimes college comes with opportunities that change what one wants to do in life.
Elon in Los Angeles is a nine-week program in which students of Elon University study the business of Hollywood while working at internships. As of this summer, the program encompasses production, acting, public relations and dance students. The cornerstone of the program is the final films – five seven-minute films that are entirely conceived, produced and released by Elon students.
When you walk into the Red Stone Pub, you know why all in the Farmington Valley of Connecticut hold it in such high regard. Red Stone is a throwback in every sense to the days of small, homey restaurants nestled in the center of small towns. The small Simsbury, Conn., pub, with Talcott Mountain providing a pretty backdrop for those who decide to sit on the patio outside, has a family-friendly feel to it, right down to the warm welcome you receive from either Ted Weiman, one of the restaurant’s owners, or his wife, Kristen.
This story originally ran on the Los Angeles Daily News website.
This article was originally published in the June 21 edition of The Business Journal Serving the Greater Triad.
Summers at Elon University are notorious for being uneventful.
One of Elon University’s top goals is turning students into global citizens. But in a world where humans represent a small percentage of total life on this planet, where do non-humans fall into this plan?
Like many college seniors, Kristen Conroy is unsure what career path she’ll take after graduation.