HB2 repeal bill passes
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This Article was updated on Monday, March 30 at 4:24 p.m.
North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore and Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger announced a proposal to repeal House Bill 2, better known as HB2 or the “bathroom bill.”
An election that began with no candidates for three out of four executive positions has officially concluded, and Student Body President-Elect junior Morgan Bodenarain has released her decision for appointments for executive vice president, executive secretary and executive treasurer.
Before moving into her new office, SGA Executive President-Elect junior Morgan Bodenarain already has some big decisions to make.
Before even stepping on campus, the new university president could face a difficult decision. Elon University's SGA has been discussing the possibility of declaring the university as a sanctuary campus, a policy that Student Body President Kyle Porrosays will probably come down to the next university president.
Elon's SPECTRUM chapter celebrated International Condom Day Feb. 13 by partnering with the AIDS Health Foundation and the Alamance County Health Department to talk about sexual health on college campuses.
Campus Technology has unveiled Philo, a new television service for on-campus residents. In an email sent out to all on-campus residents, Campus Technology said the new service would cancel out any cable services offered directly to residence halls beginning at the end of February.
This story has been updated on February 11th, 2017 at 3:38 p.m.
When President Donald Trump signed an executive order temporarily banning immigration from seven countries in the Middle East, the Elon community gave a big public reaction.
Bob Shea, a senior fellow at the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO), has been named to fill the new role of Associate Vice President for Business, Finance and Technology.
A London newspaper mistakenly accused Elon University students studying abroad of allowing 18 people to stay in a four-bedroom apartment. This caused the Global Education Center to fall under controversy for a short time because of the finable offense. The article included a photograph of a Foundation for International Education building where Elon students are currently lodging while studying abroad. The location of the building is 37 Hyde Park Gate, but the newspaper ran a photo of 36 Hyde Park Gate, which caused the confusion. Bill Burress, associate director of the Study Abroad Program in London, said that he has been working to get the story corrected.