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(02/10/16 6:12am)
Religion is not as popular among Millennials as it once was, according to Public Religion Research Institute CEO Robert Jones.
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Religion is not as popular among Millennials as it once was, according to Public Religion Research Institute CEO Robert Jones.
Juniors Amber Adams and Chuckie Hawes enjoy Mardi Gras festivities at Tuesday night's event.
Freshman Samantha Potak practices her monologue ‘My Short Skirt’ for the upcoming ‘The Vagina Monologues.’
Students submitted their own Snapchats to be featured on the ‘elon.snap’ story when the account was still active.
This green juice is one of Blend Juice Boutique's signature combinations.
Sophomore Jessie Boak sips her date night smoothie at Blend Juice Boutique.
Public Religion Research Institute CEO Robert Jones discusses how data about shifts in U.S. demographics will impact political elections.
Belk Library commemorates some of the first African-Americans who attended Elon College.
Though the exterior of Harusaki is simple, the inside of the restaurant is filled with Japanese decorations.
Dante Pardini, son of assistant professor of Italian Dr. Pardini, sleds in front of Lindner Hall.
Burlington resident Packard Clifton starts back up the hill after a successful sled run.
Alamance Community College student Tyler Stanfield catches some air with the aid of a hand-packed snow ramp.
Hal Clifton gives his kids Abby (front) and Packard Clifton and Spanish exchange student Adrian Casado a starting push.
Before and after: Western Middle School student Daniel Besecker (from left), Turrentine Middle School student William Beck, and Western students Whit Gamblin and Garrett Besecker enjoy their snow day at the intramural fields.
Chris Sharp pushes fellow freshman Cooper Watt down the hill at the intramural fields.
MBA student Josiah Jodrey is well protected from the below freezing temperatures.
Western High School student Elizabeth Rice tries to make a snow angel at the intramural fields.