Panel examines free speech's role in classroom, media
(11/16/16 8:22pm)
The role of freedom of expression in both the classroom and the news media were at the forefront of Tuesday's Community Connections Forum.
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The role of freedom of expression in both the classroom and the news media were at the forefront of Tuesday's Community Connections Forum.
For a tense, reflective moment, Elon University senior Josh O’Neil stared at the Nov. 11 front page of The New York Times, which was plastered with a picture of President-elect Donald Trump shaking hands with President Barack Obama at the White House.
It’s not very common for an Elon University professor to be interviewed for a TV series.
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It was early Thursday morning when I got a news tip about a hateful note written on a whiteboard saying, “Bye Bye Latinos Hasta La Vista.” Looking through Facebook posts of the image, I sourced the time and location of the message to Tony Crider’s 8 a.m. "Global Experience" course in Kivette Hall, Room 100.
Campus Voices are written by members of the Elon community, not ENN staff members, and represent their informed opinions. Campus Voices and other opinions content are separate from news coverage.
UPDATED 5:30 p.m. Nov. 12
Participant names have been redacted to respect the privacy of the safe space.
Democratic Senate candidate Deborah Ross held a brief rally this morning at Elon University's McKinnon Hall. Speaking to 30 students about the state of the race, she urged her supporters to flock to the polls and put her over the edge against Republican Sen. Richard Burr.
They gathered at midfield, where she played 37 matches in her No. 22 jersey, where she was honored on senior day a year ago, where she touched the hearts of many through her tenacious, dominant play.
Most Elon University students living on-campus take Wi-Fi availability for granted, but some residents of the Oaks Neighborhood are frustrated by their lack of access to this important commodity.
Senior and president of the Interfraternity Council (IFC) Michael Goldstein didn’t hide the frustration in his voice, disheartened by the recurring problems that the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) face and the lack of solutions proposed by those involved and not.
As a child of a Vietnam War veteran, Elon University sophomore Lavinia Johnson has always cherished Veterans Day.
After a successful first day, the Intersect committee was excited to begin the second day of its Diversity and Leadership Conference.
UPDATED: Monday, 11:46 a.m., to include funeral information
With a record number of more than 250 participants, the Intersect Diversity & Leadership Conference commenced Friday, Nov. 4. The first day began with a fun bingo ice breaker designed to bring people from all different backgrounds together. At the end of this game, winners and losers alike left with gift cards and Intersect t-shirts.
The oldest part of Elon University’s campus is going to get a new addition.
About 30 students gathered in McKinnon Hall Tuesday night to learn about mental health disorders and how they can impact the lives of their friends and their families.
Elon University’s College Republicans, College Democrats and Young Americans for Liberty jabbed in contested debate Monday: one where the three student organizations argued over substantive polices and defended their party’s representative candidates exactly one week from election night.
CORRECTION: The original article stated that Democratic Attorney General Roy Cooper received just one percent more in the Elon Poll than incumbent Republican Gov. Pat McCrory. Cooper actually received one vote more than McCrory in the Elon Poll. Elon News Network regrets the error.