Satisfying late-night munchies
(12/11/11 6:32am)
Every Elon University student has had a late-night craving, but not everyone has figured out a way to craft a business around quenching it.
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Every Elon University student has had a late-night craving, but not everyone has figured out a way to craft a business around quenching it.
Drinking hot chocolate, hearing joyous music and seeing Santa and Mrs. Claus on campus brings community members together.
Many students choose to study abroad during Winter Term or a semester during their time at Elon and although it's an exciting time for students, they often have questions about the atmosphere and environment of their destination. Fortunately, students who have studied abroad before can offer departing students advice on enhancing their experiences in different countries.
"OK, move your hips now, no shoulders! One, two, three, four."
The Classics Club may be an organization focused on old topics, such as the civilizations of Ancient Greece and Rome, but it's just beginning at Elon. The club has not had an official meeting yet but it had a general interest meeting and is looking to plan more events for this year.
Quickly eating her lunch during the few free moments she has during the day, continuously checking her email, consumed by school while keeping a positive attitude and peppy personality, Laura Williams, instructor of education, is more like her students than she may realize.
With the popularity of restaurant chains, it's not always easy to find a family-owned business where the owners are mother and child. But for Greek restaurant Acropolis on North Eugene Street in downtown Greensboro, this is nothing new.
Students ran the annual Turkey Trot to benefit Loaves and Fishes of Alamance County on Friday, November 18 2011. The donated canned goods will be distributed throughout the holiday season.
Sitting in her office, gun holstered and badge in full visibility, Crystal Sharpe, adjunct professor of human service studies, reminisces on the 6-foot wall she put up in her backyard to practice scaling for the physical test at the police academy.
President emeritus Earl Danieley saw his current Elon 101 T.A. grow up through photography. Each December, he reached into his mailbox and pulled out a Christmas card from Kelly Harris, one of his former students, containing photos of his two children Jessica and Wade Harris.
"Elon" is the Hebrew word for "tree" or "oak tree," a piece of trivia that students, faculty and staff quickly learn after arriving on campus. But on Nov. 11 members of the community focused on a different phrase in the traditional language of Judaism.
Even the owners of 114 N. Main St. in Graham are unclear as to whether they run an orangeade shop that happens to sell paint-your-own pottery or a paint-your-own pottery shop that sells orangeade.
With Twitter and Facebook, it seems like life events do not happen unless a status update announces them. But the world of social media got a facelift, with the 2010 beta launch of digital bulletin boards that are gaining momentum on the Internet.
With the leaves changing and a fresh chill in the air, Elon University is more beautiful than ever. But the leaves aren't the only things that should change with the season. Your wardrobe should also transform with the bold hues of fall, so be sure to make room for snuggly sweaters and coats to keep you warm, healthy and looking great. Here are the top-6 fall fashion essentials for the season.
It only took a chalkboard, camera, computer and four hours to earn $1,000.
Zeta Phi Beta sorority is putting a twist on a classic story with its Cinderella Project. By collecting prom dresses for young women in the Burlington community who may not be able to afford one on their own, the sorority is helping create a fairytale for more than 150 high school girls.
Friends call out to each other on Main Street. The local cinema advertises $3 tickets. The same man owns the theater, the soda shop and the hardware store. The small town feel is unmistakable and the residents know it. Each light post wears a deep red banner reading: "Preserving our heritage, promoting our future."
A bit of vanilla frosting here, a spoonful of rainbow sprinkles there. Throw in some chocolate covered pretzels or Skittles and you've got yourself a delicious treat. That's what students at McEwen Dining Hall discovered at the Cupcake War Competition hosted by Dining Services.
Imagine a shooting within walking distance of Elon University's campus.
When Chris Liotta returned to Elon for the fall semester of his sophomore year in 2009, his friends barely recognized him.