Arts & Entertainment

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NEWS 1/23/15 1:32pm

Column: Elon coach Matheny not discouraged by losing streak

By Tommy Hamzik

Moments after yet another loss ended with an air ball at the buzzer, Elon University head men’s basketball coach Matt Matheny got emotional. It was a bit atypical of the normal Matheny, who’s usually calm after a win or a loss.

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NEWS 1/23/15 1:05pm

North Carolina’s wine industry booming

By Ethan Smith

Tobacco farming is on the decline in North Carolina, but all those empty farms won’t be going to waste.

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NEWS 1/23/15 10:01am

Survival of the cheapest and quickest

By Alana Romans

In 2012, U.S. annual sales from fast food giant McDonald’s were equivalent to the GDP of Yemen.

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NEWS 1/23/15 1:58am

Late comeback falls short in 76-68 loss to UNCW

By Robert Nanna

The Elon women’s basketball team traveled to the North Carolina coast on Thursday, Jan. 22 to take on Colonial Athletic Association opponent, the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

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NEWS 1/23/15 1:46am

First half struggles, offensive inconsistency hand Elon fourth straight CAA loss

By Robert Nanna

The Elon University men’s basketball team nearly had a record setting night, but not one to be proud of.

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SPORTS 1/22/15 11:13pm

A slow first halfs sets Elon back against UNCW

By dmaclaury

Wilmington, N.C. - A slow first half set the Elon University Women's Basketball team back, as the Phoenix trailed the entire game in a 76-68 loss at UNC Wilmington on Thursday. Coming into Thursday's game, Elon was ranked fourth in the CAA, with a 4-2 record in conference play.

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SPORTS 1/22/15 10:53pm

Elon shooting struggles continue in loss to Towson

By afeather

With 1.7 seconds left on the clock and the Elon University Men's Basketball Team trailing 53-51, Elijah Bryant hoisted a three-pointer from 27 feet away, but like the Phoenix's other attempts-- it didn't fall-- and Towson left Alumni Gym with the win. The shooting struggles continued for the Phoenix, as the team shot just 28 percent from the field, including just 20 percent in the first half. But despite the poor game offensively, Elon was in it the whole time, and even had a chance to take the lead with 31 seconds to go.

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NEWS 1/22/15 10:28pm

As temperatures drop, dorm heat becomes a balancing act

By Leena Dahal

Everyone who has endured a winter at Elon University knows that nothing is predictable, except for one thing: as temperatures drop, numbers on thermostats rise.

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NEWS 1/22/15 10:21pm

Record number of students study abroad for Winter Term

By Tanza Loudenback

Elon University recently announced a record-breaking number of students, faculty and staff traveled around the country and world to participate in a range of global study experiences during Winter Term 2015.

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NEWS 1/22/15 9:49pm

Elon compensates for lack of diversity with ADL sessions

By Diana Stancy

This Winter Term, Elon University rolled out a new diversity training session with good intentions, but was met with mixed reviews and more than a little confusion. At first, the university said freshmen had to attend at least one mandatory session.

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NEWS 1/21/15 9:56pm

Day of Service brings students and community together

By jcurtis11

More than 60 Elon students went to the Four Seasons Mall in Greensboro for the annual Martin Luther King Jr.

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NEWS 1/21/15 9:34pm

Freshman Elijah Bryant taking charge for Phoenix

By Miles Garrett

The Elon University men’s basketball team had been trailing the College of William & Mary for much of its Jan.

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NEWS 1/21/15 9:21pm

Johnson adds power, poise to blossoming Elon lineup

By Kyle Lubinsky

From one court to another, Malaya Johnson has added an undeniable spark to the Elon University women’s basketball team. After playing basketball and volleyball in high school, Johnson decided to focus on basketball has had an immediate impact on the team’s performance, averaging 8.8 points and 4.9 rebounds per game.

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NEWS 1/21/15 7:26pm

International admissions counselor works to increase diversity

By Elizabeth Bilka

Hebe Fuller has been an international admissions counselor for 25 years, but it was only until 2014 that she became Elon's Associate Dean and Director of International Admissions. "The first thing we do [is] travel," said Fuller.

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NEWS 1/21/15 7:02pm

Team play, depth leading to Elon victories

By Robert Nanna

The transition from the Southern Conference to the Colonial Athletic Association has not yet proven too difficult a challenge for the Elon University women’s basketball team. After a semifinal loss to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in the Southern Conference Tournament last season, the Phoenix knew it would need to prove itself moving into the Colonial Athletic Association.

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NEWS 1/21/15 3:06pm

Elon women earn first victory of the spring over South Carolina State

By Miles Garrett

The Elon University women’s tennis team opened up play at the Jimmy Powell Tennis Center on Tuesday, Jan.

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NEWS 1/21/15 1:22pm

Doctor's Orders: Post-study abroad stress syndrome

By Frankie Campisano

Doctor's Orders is a weekly satirical column in which two unprofessional, definitely fake doctors offer up prescriptions for their Phoenix patients.  Okay, so you’ve used some of that extra $12 million your parents had lying around and spent a semester abroad.

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NEWS 1/21/15 1:22pm

Death of Elon junior leaves community clinging to best of him

By Michael Bodley

They packed the room to the brim and then some, clogging the heavy air thick with loss, remembering a student, a brother, a friend. Gone too soon was junior Trent Stetler, the hundreds said together.

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NEWS 1/21/15 1:15pm

At Elon, opening the dialogue on suicide

By The Pendulum

Talking about suicide saves lives, and we’re too often too quiet on the subject. Last week, Elon University junior Trent Stetler died of a suicide, as confirmed by the Burlington Police Department.

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NEWS 1/21/15 11:43am

Column: CAA hoops process taking time, but that's just fine

By Tommy Hamzik

With a cyclonic ending still on his mind, Elon University men’s basketball coach Matt Matheny chose to start his press conference by talking about the Colonial Athletic Association. Elon had just been handed its third straight loss in the CAA, a 75-72 defeat to James Madison University in which senior guard Austin Hamilton’s 3-pointer missed right before the final buzzer. Instead of talking about that play, Matheny focused on the conference, in which it’s clear Elon is still adjusting.

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