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Elon sophomore Ryan Sease, one of the Merlefest attendees, grew up listening to bluegrass music with his father and fell back in love with it listening to Molly Tuttle’s cover of “Olympia, WA,” by Rancid. Since then, he’s listened to her music constantly.
A night full of music filled Whitley Auditorium as Smooth Progressions performed its 10th Anniversary Spring Concert on April 29. The a cappella group invited its alumni back to Elon to celebrate and to perform with them on stage. President of Smooth Progressions and sophomore Nick Edge says the group is unique compared to other a cappella groups on campus — a quality that heavily influences performances like this one.
Friday evening, over 400 Elon University students, faculty, staff, alumni, donors and families gathered in Schar Center to celebrate Elon LEADs, the university’s largest fundraising campaign to date.
Elon University’s Student Undergraduate Research Forum was held all day Tuesday. With no classes, students and faculty could visit oral presentations and poster sessions from students who completed or were almost complete with their respective research projects.
Elon University’s Asian-interest sorority, Kappa Phi Lambda, hosted an information session about the South Asian practice of henna art to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Month. The session included a presentation on the history behind the cultural use of henna, followed by henna art for all to participate.
It is a late Wednesday evening in Elon University’s Roberts Studio theater. Actors in plain clothes squat in blue-collar conversation and trained voices quake rapturously. They are rehearsing for the upcoming performance of an original Elon production.
When junior Dejour Banks was in middle school, he took Spanish as one of his required classes, and found that he had a gift.
The Multifaith Scholars consists of Elon University juniors and seniors who will participate in a mentored undergraduate research program related to interreligious studies. Scholars design their own research project to devote time to, and undertake a major or minor in religious or interreligious studies. Scholars will receive a $5,000 grant annually to support their research and academic development.
Elon University students, families, alumni, faculty and staff gathered together in Alumni Gym to celebrate Black excellence and community on campus on Saturday,
Elon University alumna Rosie Darling ’18 released a new indie-pop single, “Nail in the Coffin,” on April 21, along with a music video. The song is a collaboration with Swedish alt-pop artist Boy in Space that tackles the issue of how a relationship should end and what the last interaction should be, according to Darling.
A mainstay on campus since 1916, the Elon University Orchestra held its 106th annual spring concert April 18.
A love for ’80s movies and a passion for a cause turned into a new endeavor for sophomore Ari Turobiner. One of his favorite movies is “Back to the Future,” and Turobiner had an idea based on one of the actors in the movie: Michael J. Fox.
Elon University will celebrate Earth Week April 17 to 23, giving members of the campus community an opportunity to explore their own habits pertaining to sustainability.
Upon walking into Yeager Recital Hall, not a single person sat still in their seats. The crowd filled with friends and family of the performers as Elon Muses hosted its spring concert April15.
Editor’s Note: This article includes discussion of sexual violence and suicide.
Shannon Bream, chief legal correspondent for FOX News, spoke at the Carolina Theatre in Greensboro Wednesday evening about social media, being a woman in journalism and her books.
Everyone has their own way to unwind. Freshman Jorden Carter does just that, by going outdoors to practice lassoing.
Elon University’s club for student playwrights, NewWorks, is set to premiere a series of site-specific theatrical pieces written, directed and performed by Elon students April 23 to 25.
Sophomore Nic Boinet’s love for chess started with the lessons from his late grandfather when he was seven years old. Boinet said even though he never beat his grandfather in chess, his love for the strategy game developed quickly.
Dr. Caleb King gave Elon University a look into his 16 years in Rwanda as he delivered the 2023 James P. Elder Lecture on Thursday.