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Students from Elon University and visiting campuses left the three-day Ripple Conference after a weekend of interfaith discussion, speakers, and activities. The annual student-led Ripple Conference was sponsored by the Truitt Center for Religious and Spiritual Life and aimed to inspire interfaith students to create leaders within spiritual and religious work.
Elon University’s Department of Music presented the closing concert Saturday night in McCrary Theatre for the 2023 Elon University Jazz Festival, which ran Feb. 17 to 18.
Over 50 Elon students, across majors, came together to create, produce and perform original student pieces highlighting LGBTQ+ stories and communities.
Burlington’s Paramount Theater held a screening of “Racist Roots: The Film,” a film about North Carolina’s racist history with the death penalty Feb. 16.
New York Times law journalist Adam Liptak spoke to Elon University about how the Supreme Court has changed during his time covering the institution. The event, hosted by the Liberal Arts Forum, was moderated by Elon Law professor David Levine in McCrary Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Updated as of Feb. 15, 2023 at 11:00 a.m. to include additional information about tickets, comments from SUB.
My Saturday morning begins at 6:30 a.m. All my tools, camera equipment and water bottles are already in a bag. The only thing I need to do is put on my lycra and take my bike out to the car. Those two simple tasks consume 30 minutes. It has not been my finest morning. This story continues on Elon News Network's In-Depth page.
Comedians Caleb Elliot and Katherine Blanford visited Elon University and performed at McKinnon Hall on Friday for Late Night Laughs. During both performances, the comics used new material.
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly named the moderator of this lecture. David Levine, Elon Law professor, moderated the Feb. 9 talk with Sunny Hostin. Elon News Network regrets this error.
Elon University’s Gender & LGBTQIA Center is spreading love through do-it-yourself valentines tonight just in time for Valentine's Day on Tuesday.
Sunny Hostin, ABC News legal analyst, a co-host of ABC’s daytime morning show, The View, and New York Times bestselling author, spoke to Elon Law students and community members Feb. 9 as part of Elon Law’s 2022-23 Distinguished Leadership Lecture Series presented by The Joseph M. Bryan Foundation.
Elon University’s Department of Performing Arts debuts “The Bridges of Madison County” on Friday, Feb. 10. The emotional love story will run through Sunday at McCrary Theatre in the Center for the Arts.
While most people use B.C. and A.D., Chef Njathi Kabui uses his own scale to reference time.
After being virtual for two years, the Black History Month Dance Concert is set to make an in-person comeback Feb. 24 and Feb. 25 filled with African drumming, multiple styles of dance and celebration of Black culture.
The Elon University Interfraternity Council’s annual spring recruitment is taking place this week, through Feb. 12.
Elon University sophomore Lucas McKeown’s grandfather owns a farm in Mississippi called Thistle Ridge. Decades later, McKeown would found an ever-changing band of the same name.
As part of Black History Month, chef Njathi Kabui visited Elon University on Feb. 7 and hosted a dining takeover at Lakeside Dining Hall.
Media artist Katina Bitsicas visited Elon University Feb. 6 to showcase personal loss of a loved one through grief and growth titled ‘In Memoriam’ through video, photography and an Instagram account. The showcase memorialized her father who passed away from Mantle Cell Lymphoma during the COVID-19 pandemic.
When I first watched this film, I was horrified. For around half of it, I watched “Skinamarink” (2022) through my fingers and from behind my girlfriend’s shoulder for another quarter of it. The last 20 minutes of the film were excruciating. I practically begged for it to end as horrific images and sounds assaulted my senses.
The classical and jazz crossover artist Willis Delony performed at Elon University for the third time at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 2 in Whitley Auditorium. For many audience members, this was their first time seeing Delony perform.