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For those of you who I have not had the pleasure of meeting, my name is Anna Torres-Zeb, and I serve as the Muslim Coordinator at Elon University. I cannot believe that it has been nearly two months since I started — I am truly loving it!
CAMPUSPEAK’s Lori Hart ended her talk, “A Few Too Many: Our Campus Culture of Alcohol,” with one crucial piece of advice: “Use [your bowels] as any excuse to get out of an uncomfortable drug-related situation.”
With flu season approaching, Elon University is expanding its preparations to keep students healthy.
As sexual assault continues to be a key issue at colleges and universities across the United States, a national speaker will address the topic of consent to Elon University students Sept. 24.
Elon University students are closer to having an additional space to work out and stay fit.
During the height of the civil rights movement 55 years ago, two students at the University of San Francisco made a historic bet. The bet — that it was possible to build a black student movement on a predominantly white campus — manifested into the creation of the first recorded Black Student Union (BSU).
Ever since the first presidential candidates announced their runs earlier this year, a slow but steady buzz has been building at Elon University around the direction the country could take, depending on who wins the White House.
A report released earlier today by the Elon University Presidential Task Force on Black Student, Faculty, and Staff Experience highlights the disconcerting emphasis black and non-black survey respondents placed on lack of diversity, inclusiveness and support for black students, faculty and staff at Elon.
There are 20 million refugees in the world at this moment, more than at any other time in history. This news is, and ought to be, deeply distressing. There are 20 million human beings fleeing for their lives.
Americans from all over the country are frustrated with their government, and rightfully so. The past seven years have been an exercise in gridlock, with Republicans in Congress determined to block any initiative on any issue made by the president. Our politics have become tribal — too many people reflexively support their “team” without really considering the tension that lies at the heart of any issue. We have lost our ability to compromise or empathize, to see the world, however briefly, from a point of view other than our own.
When Kenneth Brown Jr. was helping his seven younger siblings and parents move into a bug-infested hotel room four years ago, his mother embraced him with tears in her eyes and said, “Tell me it’s going to be ok.”
As sexual assault continues to be a key issue at colleges and universities across the United States, a national speaker will address the topic of consent to Elon University students Sept. 24 .
At the 14th anniversary of 9/11 on Friday, it was difficult to imagine that it has only be 14 years. Then again, it was hard to realize it hasn’t been longer. The police and fire departments of Elon, Burlington, Graham, North Carolina and Gibsonville came together to ensure that no matter how long or short the time may feel, the nation remembers the nearly 3,000 people that were killed in the terrorist attacks.
While gender-inclusive housing options are popping up on campuses across the country, some students question if single-sex housing should be eliminated at universities. Elon University has both gender-inclusive and single-sex housing, and students see the value in each.
This year, more programs have been added to Elon University’s Winter Term options to accommodate the growing desire of students to travel domestically and globally. While many students stay on campus and take a class during the three-week period, others choose to take advantage of Elon’s various study abroad programs.
Violent media. Mass shootings. Pornography. Rape culture.
Another year, another largest class in school history. Another year, another round of construction plans for a new building.
From academics to social life, Elon University’s commitment to inclusivity manifests itself in many ways throughout campus. To this end, for the past two years, administration has cracked down on restroom inclusivity.
As one of the few yoga, Pilates and barre studios within walking distance from campus, Zenitry Yoga Studio is hoping its first anni- versary as an Elon business will bring fresh faces, yoga lovers and fitness enthusiasts to the Zen space.
With the aid of a four-year national study that bills itself the first to measure attitudes about religious diversity among undergraduates on college campuses, The Truitt Center for Religious and Spiritual Life is planning to evaluate its effectiveness in reaching students.