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University of North Carolina Greensboro sophomore Noah Ambrose signs his name on a support campaign form for Democratic Presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke. Ambrose attended O'Rourke's campaign event at Natty Greene's because he wanted "to keep his options open."
Beto O'Rourke addresses marijuana legalization during his speech at Natty Greene's pub in Greensboro.
Senior Kenan Roten performs during the Gender and LGBTQIA Center’s annual Dragstravaganza on Friday, April 5.
Elon alumna “Stormie Daie” Lip-syncs during Dragstravaganza on Friday, April 5, in Taphouse.
Stormie Daie and Naomie Dix perform a duet at the Dragstravaganza show.
Award-winning journalist Hedrick Smith speaks to students in Communications in a Global Age class on Thursday, March. 14. [Abby Gibbs].
The Elon Community gathered together in Numen Lumen to honor the memory of L.M. Wood.
Barbara Rhoades, assistant Art professor, hugs a friend of L.M. Woods.
Michael Fels, chair of the department of Art and Art History, reminisces on the first day he met L.M. Wood when he was applying for a job at Elon.
Junior Natalie Sulzinger works in the recording studio before the Leading Women in Audio Conference.
Senior Victoria Bond mirrors junior Arianna Shahin during the rehearsal for the Chroma dance concert.
Junior Olivia Haskell practices her solo dance for the Chroma dance concert.
Annie Earnshaw and Livi Murray are two female entrepreneurs on campus.
Sophomore guard Ariel Colon shoots over a the College of William and Mary defender on Feb. 17 in a 64-59 loss at Schar Center.
Junior guard Lexi Mercer drives past a UNC defender in the team's home opener on Nov. 6, 2018
Forward Emily Maupin tries to steal the ball from Towson forward Nukiya Mayo.
Sarah Gaither, the keynote speaker for Multiracial Awareness Week, speaks to students on Monday, March 4.
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