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Instagram and Facebook feeds were filled with images of college women in lab coats or with books in hand with the hashtag #ActualSororityMove (ASM) on April 19.
Sitting inside the greenhouse next to McMichael, Alyssa Adler flips though her textbook, doing homework and warming up from the cold February day outside. Looking around, she sees the kale, carrots and broccoli slowing reaching their peak.
When sophomore Keely Collins was 13, her life changed forever. Her mom was diagnosed with peritoneal cancer, a rare type of terminal stomach. With little research, the doctors were unable to treat it and she died later that year.
For those looking to lose the “Freshman 15” lies a cleansing answer: the Trifecta Health & Wellness Club in Burlington. Customers are drawn in as owner Candace Sappington, a former Elon University police officer and Elon ‘03 graduate, waves them in with a smile and encourages customers to learn about her club and how it can change someone’s life — just as it changed hers.
More than 23.6 million people in the United States are survivors of sexual assault and rape, according to the Joyful Heart Foundation.
After years of telling other people’s stories through a lens, Elon University alumna and documentary filmmaker Heather Cassano ’13 decided it was time to bring her work a little closer to home.
Upon arriving on campus in August, freshman Kenneth Brown Jr. immediately got involved in the Elon University community as a class president and volunteer. His service efforts did not go unnoticed, as he was recently named a 2016 Newman Civic Fellow.
Everybody has that one friend who goes off the grid every now and again, doesn’t answer their phone very often or wanders off after a night out. While iPhone users can activate the Find My Friends feature and share the location of their phone indefinitely, BlipMe app co-founders and longtime friends Michael Zulauf and Ricky McMahon feel their app is more personal and interactive than the Apple feature.
Leaving behind the life you know is always hard. Picking up and moving, leaving your friends and home is a hurdle that’s difficult for anyone to jump over. But imagine doing it when you are ten years old, and imagine are headed across the globe to the opposite hemisphere.
Beyond acting and singing on stage, Elon University musical theater students also dabble in directing and writing, creating works of their own. Senior Renee Schiazza recently wrote and directed a musical revue, “Revue-ing A Century of the Songbook: Who Could Ask For Anything More?” as a part of her Elon College Fellows senior thesis.
One hundred eighty-three miles in less than 60 hours. This was the requirement Jason Romero, a legally blind ultra-marathoner, had to meet for the Puerto Rico 150+ race.
Starting May 21, junior Cody Hoyt will start a summer journey known as SC2SC on a bicycle across the United States as part of the Bike & Build program, taking several days off along the way to help build affordable housing.
The drive down N.C. Highway 87 from Elon to Ossipee seems long, but it’s only a few miles. The scenery is a blur of fields and ranch houses, with three stoplights between campus and an unassuming white building on the right side of the road: Morazi’s Pizza and International Grill, owned and operated by Max and Terry Akhlaghi, which has been in business for more than 30 years.
Junior Mikayla Shaw came to Elon as a Division I soccer player, but after quitting the team last year, she has found a way to bring her personal experience as a former athlete into research that could help others transition from student-athlete to simply student.
The Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils at Elon University have been preparing themselves for several months, practicing multiple times per week, for one big event that knows how to attract a crowd: the Greek Week dance competition.
“Sisterhood” is a word commonly associated with sororities and friendship, but it is also a mentality many girls learn early on in life, one taught to them by Girl Scouts.
For a while, senior Sky Cowans was lost. With graduaton looming in the spring, she wasn’t sure if she was doing the right thing or on the right path.
Prior to the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, human rights violations in the host city were exposed by international media organizations. Inspired by the media coverage, senior Michelle Alfini develped an interest with the Olympics and its relationship in human rights issues.
Edward Schmit has spent the past four years since graduating Elon University in 2010 using his artistic skills to assist with other people’s projects in New York as a filmmaker and graphic deisgner.
The ability to travel to Mars in 39 days was a notion deemed unrealistic. But Sibo Energy Edgar Ugalde’s ’01 startup solar energy company, assisted NASA and Ad Astra Rocket Company in the development of new type of engine designed to do just that.