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Elon University hosted the 2023 Special Olympics Alamance County Spring Games for the first time since the pandemic, bringing together children with disabilities and making them all feel like winners.
Muslim, Hindi and Christian Elon University students and community members broke their fasts Tuesday evening. The interfaith celebration of Muslim iftar was organized by the Truitt Center for Religious Life and the Global Neighborhood in collaboration with the Burlington Masjid, Alamance County’s only mosque. While eating, the religious communities reflected on their faith together.
Small businesses at Elon University are nothing new. With Elon’s entrepreneurship programs and frequent tabling events, student businesses can be found around campus. Two in particular – Uwera Rings and Luvstitch Boutique – have popped up throughout the semester at events like Elon Day and under the Oaks.
In the wake of artificial intelligence developments like ChatGPT, Spotify announced it would join the artificial intelligence family with its AI DJ, a beta feature only available for Spotify Premium users in the U.S. and Canada.
Elon senior Mei Soopper has been waiting for this day since January. From contacting vendors to cooking and set-up, Soopper has been working with the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education to coordinate the kickoff event for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Yellow Peril, Black Power – Asian & Black Connections, Past and Present | Moseley 215 | 5:30 p.m. APSA & Unity and Communications: Minari Movie Screening | Turner Theatre | 7 to 9 p.m.
When members of the Elon University campus community walked into Alumni Gym on Saturday, they found a fully packed room of students joined together to accomplish their goals: change kids' health and change the future.
Elon University junior Ryan Campbell wakes up at 7 a.m. each day and eats breakfast at 7:30 a.m. On March 28, he ate eggs and sausage at McEwen Dining Hall, but on some mornings, he just eats at his apartment in Oaks.
This week, Jennifer Ladda and her husband traveled from New Jersey to see their daughter perform in McCrary Theatre. Over the past four years, Ladda and her husband have made several trips to see their daughter, senior Caity Ladda, on stage. But Friday night was the opening night of Caity’s last main stage performance at Elon University.
Whitley Auditorium brimmed with students, sounds and bright pink decorations as Elon sophomore Prahb Saini led Vital Signs in a set for the a capella group’s 10th annual Make-A-Wish concert Feb. 18. Once the musical mashup and intricate choreography came to an end, Saini ran off stage to continue mixing the rest of the show.
Thirteen Elon senior BFA dance majors make up Motion Dance Collaborative, and for the last time, they will share the stage together, closing the curtain on their four years at the university. The production, set to run from March 31 to April 2, is called “Game Over” and consists of nine pieces total, seven of which are choreographed by students.
Elon University alumnus and former member of Elon a cappella group Vital Signs, Miles Caraballo ’22 formed his own a cappella group — Queen City Vocals — based in Charlotte.
Some Elon students have embraced Korean pop culture with the launch of a new K-pop dance and singing club on campus. K-DNS, short for K-pop Dancing n’ Singing, came about after a successful Winter Term "Burst the Bubble" class.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN’s chief medical correspondent, delivered Elon University's 2023 Baird Lecture on Tuesday night.
After a positive outcome last year, Elon Chabad and the Panhellenic Association partnered again to bring their second annual Mega Challah Bake. This year's rendition of the event featured speeches, a musical performance and bonding experiences.
More than 100 Elon students and community members celebrated Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colors Friday afternoon at Speakers Corner.
Amos Kennedy filled the walls of Arts West Gallery 406 with hues and aphorisms Monday evening. The artist spoke to a room full of students and faculty, discussing the life, process and meaning behind his art.
Elon University celebrated its first annual HealthEU Day March 21.
As Elon University students left campus for spring break this week, some students stayed back due to a full-time work schedule. Many of those students include seniors in Elon’s Teacher Education Program, requiring the education majors to align their schedules with a K-12 school system calendar.
Leonidas Lagrimas performed a series of solo piano works Wednesday evening at Whitley Auditorium. Lagrimas serves as assistant professor of piano and piano pedagogy at Western Carolina University.