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Sandy Blocker was told he couldn’t chase his dreams because he was white. As a senior about to graduate from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a BFA in dance, Blocker attended a class that he said changed his life.
It’s the kind of place that makes you feel at home, regardless of where your home may be.
The demand for food is expected to double by 2050, according to Jerry Dorsett, adjunct instructor of environmental studies at Elon University, and the need for sustainable agriculture is going to grow with it.
At Morazi’s International Grill, customers are not just customers — they’re family. This restaurant is so rooted in the community that locals simply call it, “Terri and Max’s place.”
It all started when sophomore Cameron Williams was at cross country camp in the 10th grade. As a breathing exercise, one of his coaches hypnotized the team. Williams was intrigued and decided to do some research of his own.
When the name Ben Folds comes to mind, a variety of impressions and ideas usually arise. Some recall the flamboyant showman they’ve seen onstage, conducting his audience in three-part harmony sing-alongs. Others recall his understandable yet complex a capella commentary from his role as a judge on NBC’s “The Sing-Off.” Others distinguish him for building his career by being the antithesis of a rock star.
Elon Community Church’s farmers market has been growing as slowly and steadily as the vegetables it has been selling for the past five years. Kicking off this year on April 19, Earth Day, the small, empty patch of grass at the ECC quickly came to life with the hustle and bustle of Elon University students, faculty and staff and local community members sampling jams and cheeses, examining hand-made pottery and birdhouses and learning a little bit more about where their food comes from.
It’s all about self-empowerment, according to Elon University senior Alexis Janes.
Map drawing by Ronald Chang, contributing artist. Photos by Claire Esparros, photo editor. Interaction design and development by Jeff Stern, online managing editor.
Monday evening, the courtyard of Best Western on Huffman Mill Road exuded enticing aromas of freshly prepared cuisine and blared the musical talents of a local band.
It has 28 course offerings, 18 participating study abroad programs and 12 affiliate departments on campus.
If breakfast is the most important meal of the day, then brunch is the most important meal of the week.
A Ban Against Neglect (ABAN) is already an up-and-coming charitable organization, but now, it’s gaining a stronger presence at Elon as well.
At any moment — night or day —Bridget Riley could get a phone call. She could have to drop everything she is doing at that moment and meet one of her clients at the hospital, where she could remain for more than 24 hours.
When he goes out in public, children point and laugh.
At a University Guide retreat in the admissions office a few years ago, each staff member was asked to reveal something about themselves that most people didn’t know. Susan Klopman, Elon University’s vice president for Admissions and Financial Planning had something to share.
The metaphorical rapids of Elon University intensify at this point in the semester as professors seem to pile on the work. But along the way, the river sometimes provides a brief respite. At a boulder or some other obstacle in the river, the rapids diverge. And left behind the rock is a pool of calm water gently moving the opposite way: the eddy.
The clock strikes 10 and the FCC regulations dictate that radio content can legally get a little edgier. At Elon University, senior Alexa Johnson and a handful of her peers turn on the mics at WSOE 89.3 and turn off their inhibitions. “The Carnal Romp” is Elon's only sex talk show, and it’s been giving students the chance to talk openly about sex and sexual health for two years.
His name is Fazly, and he is from Afghanistan.
At two feet tall, Monique Johnson may be less than half the height of most, but she has never let her small stature discourage her from chasing her goals.