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Nyote Calixte knew by the age of 10 she wanted to become a doctor. It was the obvious choice — growing up, the Elon University professor was fascinated by all things science, and the subject came to her naturally.
Updated March 8, 2021, at 6:53 p.m. to include video.
Kathryn Broussard beamed with pride as she spoke about the connections she has made through Elon University’s chapter of I Am That Girl. IATG is a national organization that focuses on providing a safe environment for young women and girls to create open and vulnerable dialogue. Not only has Broussard met some of her closest friends there, but she said she has the opportunity to continue conversations on women’s issues and other topics she is passionate about.
Sophomore Nathan Moskowitz realized that Elon’s campus was sorely lacking a cookie business after his friend drove to Raleigh just for a sweet-treat.
Adrienne Barr watched with pride as her daughter, Leah, completed her cheer routine. The single mother knew performances were not always easy for Leah, who often experienced stage fright before she took the floor.
The 2021 Black History Month Dance Concert came with long hours of rehearsal and conversations that left dancers in tears of mixed emotions.
Feb. 22 through 26 is National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, which will coincide with the sixth year of Campus Recreation and Wellness’ Love Your Body Week. Campus Rec is working in partnership with Counseling Services, Elon Dining, the Produce Box and several other sponsors to create a week of events to promote all aspects of loving one’s body mentally, physically and emotionally.
Elon University junior Heeba Chergui was studying abroad in Jordan last spring when she and many other students across the globe were sent home at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Determined to get her full experience abroad, Chergui is currently in Jordan for the second time.
Greek life organizations, the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils, are now working to revise their plans for recruitment after Elon University ordered all fraternity and sorority activity to move to completely virtual environments. The order, issued to greek organizations Sunday, aims to limit small group interactions amid the coronavirus pandemic after multiple reports of parties and unmasked social gatherings.
Arielle Brochin was raised in a household of creativity. With a fashion designer mother and an artist father, the Elon senior said she was destined to eventually find her niche. While grounded during her sophomore year of high school, Brochin uncovered her own passion for art.
Right next to the hustle and bustle of Route 49 in Burlington stands a gray brick house — separated from the road by a lawn — with a sign in the window that reads “life is sweet.” Inside, Alicia Wingate is living her childhood dream.
A disjointed chorus of voices cut in and out of the Zoom call, cheery but spastic due to poor internet connection.
“Tobius” sits still, basking in the sunlight on the concrete driveway. It’s the same spot that Angus, Brutus, Marcus and Gus once sat, but they have new families.
#silenced tells the story of social media posts and comments about the leading up to, the fall of and the aftermath of the Confederate monument Silent Sam at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Elon News Network spoke with the playwright and projection designer Sydney Dye, who offered insight about her new production.
The racial injustices repeatedly replayed on the news in the summer of 2020 were getting to Soniyah Robinson. Frustrated, the Elon University sophomore took action to raise awareness about police brutality and racial discrimination.
Elon University's performing arts department has postponed their white caucus to later this month after students urged department chair Lauren Kearns and other faculty to rethink the event. This follows the cancellation of a similar event hosted by the School of Education.
Vital Signs’ annual Make-A-Wish benefit concert will visually be different, but still showcase their talent and philanthropic work. The concert will be streamed on YouTube premiere Friday at 7 p.m. Members of the a cappella group said they will put on a show that will “feel like a concert,” but through a screen.
“Anyone can cook” may be the main message of the Pixar movie “Ratatouille,” but anyone can also create a Broadway production on a social media platform, as demonstrated by a TikTok trend that made its way to a virtual stage.
Updated Feb. 11, 2020, at 8:42 p.m. to include a statement from the chair of the performings arts department.
A mere four pounds and full of energy, this week, Elon University President Connie Book welcomed home her new dog, Beaux Oakley. The 12-week-old Yorkshire Terrier was adopted from a breeder in Oak Ridge; a town about 35 miles west from Elon.