Students participate in nation-wide marketing competition
If you go to Elon you might not know his music, but country music singer, Joel Crouse, could help a group of students land a big internship.
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If you go to Elon you might not know his music, but country music singer, Joel Crouse, could help a group of students land a big internship.
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Dancing, cheering, screeching and a lot of shouting filled Alumni gym, Saturday, March 8.
In less than three months, graduating seniors will sit under the oaks for the commencement ceremony, but right now, branches, twigs and ice cover Elon's campus after an ice storm.
Many students use their living room for hanging out, watching TV and doing homework. But sophomore students Jake Smith and Alex Simoneaux use their common area as an office.
Winter Term classes can be stressful with a tight timetable, but Elon has a group of students who fought that timetable, and now their coursework can be bought across the world.
With only one class to take during Winter Term, many students consider the month of January a time to relax, a time to have fun and for some students, a time to drink alcohol.
Few things can describe the sensation.
First-year student Gaby Chiongbian has lived in the Philippines all her life but now misses home more than ever.
Actors, make up and a crowd are just some of the ingredients for putting on a good show. But this Saturday the performers at an annual production at the Holly Hill Mall weren't as lively as usual. They looked like Zombies - with rotting flesh, a slow walk and a hunger for humans - and it was all part of the Annual Zombie Walk at the Holly HIll Mall.
Imagine not knowing where your next meal comes from. In the Tar Heel state, a good amount of North Carolinians know this feeling all too well. According to Christine Byrd, Director of Development and Communication at Greensboro Urban Ministries, North Carolina ranks in the top ten in the nation for food insecurity, and in the Triad, is even worse.
Ask Elon students what their major is and the most popular answer may be Business or Communications, but not for Senior Gloria So.
Last year we introduced you to Lake Blalock, the former Town of Elon Police Department's parking enforcer. Elon Local News recently learned that Blalock passed away from cancer on July 1.
The Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah celebrates a new year, when Jews reflect on their lives through the teachings of the Torah, and according to Hillel Development and Jewish Life Associate Ginny Vellani, the Torah is "special."
Jeff Mackenzie, co-owner of Fat Frogg Bar & Grill, is a member of the Elon community who is unhappy with a recently passed N.C. law. The law allows concealed weapon permit holders to bring firearms into certain businesses.
Some associate fraternity banquets with a one thing: painting a cooler. Senior Julia Caplan has made this tradition into a business.
Knowing the large amount of musical talent on Elon's campus, Montez Brown had a goal. Over the course of 29 days, he wanted to prepare his new all-male a capella group, Smooth Progressions, for the biggest A Capella show of the year - Accapalooza.
We focus on food that is local, healthy, and cheap. Tweet @AlexPatrickRose to give your food suggestions for our next show. This week was an ode to Saint Patrick's Day with a traditional Irish dish: Shepard's Pie.
During one of Elon's busiest weekends, fellows weekend, students are usually handed out packets of information about our school.
Elliot Aks, Garrett Mann, Ben Karas, Zach Csillag, and Mason Sklut all had a vision. The five Elon students wanted to bring a jewish fraternity to our campus, and a year later the founding fathers of Zeta Beta Tau the world's first Jewish Fraternity, were initiated.