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Elon University students voted Cookout for “Best Late Night Food.” Sophomore Kayleigh Putnam said she goes to Cookout for late night food runs, especially since there is not much else open.
Emily Stevens, a Burlington resident, started working at Burlington Beer Works as a part-time bartender in 2019 when it opened. The atmosphere and coworkers is what made her fall in love with the restaurant, and soon, she worked her way up to the Front of House Manager. The popular brunch spot has been voted “Best Brunch” by the campus community.
Living Learning Communities offer students a unique opportunity to live in an on-campus community of peers with similar interests. Elon has 25 LLCs, with themes ranging from Gender and Sexuality to Outdoor Learning. This year, the Elon community voted the Communications LLC "Best LLC.”
With over 2,400 luminaries lining the sidewalks of campus, finding a light with a specific name on it can become somewhat of a scavenger hunt, but the search is all part of the Festival of Lights and Luminaries tradition. The Elon community voted the event this year’s “Best Tradition.”
With a new semester quickly approaching, students will soon be reoccupying their favorite study spots on campus. Global Commons, a popular space for many students, was voted “Best Study Spot” by the Elon community. For freshman Claire Kenealy, this spot is a great quiet space to spread out her work and isolate herself from others in order to stay productive.
Global Neighborhood has been voted “Best Residential Neighborhood” by Elon University students, staff and community.
For the second year in a row, Alpha Omicron Pi was voted “Best Organization” at Elon University. This sorority was originally founded in 1897, and the chapter at Elon was founded in 1987. According to Alpha Omicron Pi on Phoenix Connect, their mission is to promote lifelong friendships, inspire academic excellence, lead by example and serve the nearby communities.
There are a number of fountains across Elon University’s campus, but the Wallace L. Chandler fountain was voted “Best Fountain” by the campus community.
Junior Sophie Blumenfeld said living in the Station at Mill Point feels like living in a hotel. To her, it was no surprise the Station at Mill Point was voted “Best Apartment” by the Elon community.
Senior Grace Badger knew she wanted to study abroad in Italy from the moment she stepped on campus. But when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, her experience was delayed. When she was finally able to go to Florence this fall, she was met with a city rich in culture, history, food and art.
While Elon University provides the opportunity for students to study abroad, there is also the chance to study in other parts of the United States, including Los Angeles. Elon in LA was voted “Best Study USA” by the Elon community.
Criminal justice studies, an interdisciplinary study that draws on the expertise of several departments across campus providing an educational foundation in the realms of crime and justice, won “Best Minor.”
Correction: In a previous version of this article, Professor of Strategic Communications Michele Lashley's name was spelled incorrectly. Elon News Network regrets this error.
The Bearpaw Campus Ranger program made its way to Elon University’s campus this fall for the second year. From Sept. 27 to Dec. 5, students were given the chance to have a hands-on, paid experience with the Bearpaw Marketing Team.
The one-time only performance of the original production of “Sensory Overload” is premiering tonight. Written and directed by sophomore Matthew Bobzien, this site-specific show takes audience members around campus to experience the play in real time, as if it were truly unfolding on a college campus.
Joining Elon University this year, Net Impact plans to educate students on how they can make a difference in sustainability through leadership. According to Christy Benson, adviser and professor of business law, the skills learned in this organization will reflect on their jobs later in life.
While most performers in the Fall Dance Concert only need to know their one part in the dance, freshman understudy Katey O’Connell has to learn and practice all parts. For each rehearsal, O’Connell switches positions so she is prepared to step in for any scenario.
Broadway’s hit show Hamilton is making its way to Elon University’s musical theater program this week. Associate choreographer of the original Broadway show Hamilton, Stephanie Klemons, will visit campus to teach a choreography master class for seniors.
Ines Roets was selling empanadas out of a cart in Miami before opening an Argentinian bakery in downtown Gibsonville with her husband Ariel.
When people think of research, they don’t tend to associate it with the performing arts, but according to professor Renay Aumiller, research, while it may be informal and unconventional, is conducted on a day to day basis.