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The North Carolina State Board of Elections approved the use of an alternative voter identification card for Elon University students. The Office of the President submitted an application for the use of an ID on March 13.
Elon University will not be changing all Phoenix Cards to meet the requirements for a voter identification card and has instead applied to provide an alternative ID card to students who request one.
North Carolinians voted this past November on a constitutional amendment that would require voters to show an identification card at the polls.
SGA announced which candidates will be running for office. Jack Johnson, current Executive Secretary, and Nate Jones are competing for the Presidential seat on the executive board.
“Dear President Book” reads the letter that Sen. Elizabeth Warren sent to Elon University. Warren, a congresswoman from Massachusetts and Democratic presidential candidate, wrote a letter to President Connie Book and 31 other university presidents in January addressing one common theme: Wells Fargo.
Freshman musical theatre major Hannah Hubbard has been performing her whole life. From ballet to acting, Hubbard has always been on stage.
In partnership with Elon Feminists for Equality, Change and Transformation, SGA launched a pilot program providing free menstrual products in select bathrooms across campus. For Sophie Zinn, chair of the student issues committee, this program has been in the works for two and a half years.
Al Drago '15, photojournalist and Elon University alumnus, is confirmed to be the spring undergraduate commencement speaker. Drago, who was a journalism major, was heavily involved in student media on campus as he was the chief photographer for Elon Local News and photo editor for The Pendulum.
The Sklut Hillel Center hosted its monthly bagel brunch this morning. While the bagel brunch is a recurring event that allows the community to come together, diversity and inclusion was emphasized at today’s gathering. The event follows an incident where discriminatory messages were written on the board in Koury Athletic Center.
On Saturday, Oct. 20, a groundbreaking ceremony was held to commemorate the construction of the Inn at Elon. While the ceremony was not directly held on the construction site due to rain, a tent was set up where donors, members of the board of trustees and the Elon community gathered. A pile of dirt was set up so that ground could ceremoniously be broken.
A campus is one big community and should be treated as such. On campus, you can see dogs playing, people biking and walking or a game of cornhole ensuing. Everyone has a space here, and it’s important to respect that space.
My brother and I are very alike. We watch the same shows, listen to similar music and have a lot of the same mannerisms. Apparently, if I buzzed my hair off, I would look exactly like him. Even though he’s eight years older than me, our similar interests have allowed us to have a close relationship.
National news networks aired dramatic scenes of wind and waves slamming North Carolina's coast on Friday. But further inland, Elon University was largely unaffected by Hurricane Florence.
Before arriving on campus, I knew Elon University championed civic engagement. I’ll admit that I check my email as often as I check Twitter, which is quite frequently, and I have received several emails encouraging me to vote this fall. One of those emails came from Jon Dooley, vice president for student life, in which he emphasized that Elon takes voting “very seriously” to foster civic engagement among students.