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NEWS 9/23/19 8:24am

T-Pain named Homecoming concert performer

By Anton L. Delgado

Elon University's Student Union Board has just announced that T-Pain, the award-winning rapper, singer, songwriter and producer, is the next Homecoming concert performer. The concert is set to take place on Saturday, Nov. 2 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. in Schar Center.

LIFESTYLE 9/23/19 8:00am

RESNICK: Flat Out versus Topio's

By Andrew Resnick

one of the more popular changes among the student body is the replacement of Topio’s Pizza with a brand-new pizza place, Flat Out.

NEWS 9/22/19 12:00pm

Auditing: Taking the class, without the tests

By Cate McCahill

Course auditing allows students, faculty and staff to attend a class and learn all of the material without having to complete any of the actual course work or receive a grade.

NEWS 9/22/19 8:00am

Internship requirements continue to affect Elon students

By Lauren Singles

Elon University requires students to complete at least two out of five Experiential Learning Requirements: study abroad, research, service-learning, leadership or an internship.

SPORTS 9/21/19 4:15pm

Elon falls to Wake Forest

By Jon Sarver Jr.

The Phoenix fall to 0-11-1 all-time against the Demon Deacons. With this loss, the team is now 0-12 against Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) opponents since the team moved to the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).

SPORTS 9/21/19 1:38pm

HALFTIME: Elon football down 28-7 againt Wake Forest

By Jon Sarver Jr.

After allowing a 48-yard touchdown pass to Demon Deacons with less than a minute left, the Phoenix went to the locker room down 28-7 at halftime.

LIFESTYLE 9/21/19 12:00pm

Thrifting through Burlington’s ‘Hidden Treasure’

By Lauren Singles

Situated in downtown Burlington, Barbara’s Hidden Treasures is a secret gem buried in Alamance County.

SPORTS 9/21/19 8:00am

Freshmen Peter Wentzel gets the nod in goal for men's soccer

By Caitlin Rundle

Last year, Elon University men’s soccer team graduated veteran goalie Matthew Jegier ’19, who had started and played in all but two games in his career as a Phoenix.

NEWS 9/21/19 8:00am

Bridging the gap: Expanding Medicaid in NC

By Mackenzie Wilkes

Alamance County residents are fighting to expand Medicaid in North Carolina to cover those currently in the Medicaid gap.

LIFESTYLE 9/20/19 12:00pm

The Farmer’s Market at Elon grows lettuce and community

By Thomas Denome

Elon Community Church’s weekly farmer’s market has been drawing in growers, bakers and makers for over a decade.

NEWS 9/20/19 10:52am

ENN Radio Sept. 20, 2019

By Mackenzie Wilkes

On this week's episode, Maeve Ashbrook and Brian Rea talk to Elon students and health officials about the risks associated with vaping. Jack Norcross explains why the Elon chapter of Kappa Sigma fraternity has had their charter revoked. Elon has a new recycling program on campus and what to expect ahead of the Phoenix face off against Wake Forest.

SPORTS 9/20/19 8:00am

Physical therapy research extends beyond the classroom

By Corrine Rose

New research being conducted by Emily Fonke, a professor in the Department of Physical Therapy, may help prevent the injuries of collegiate cross country runners by reshaping rehabilitation.

SPORTS 9/19/19 3:00pm

Katrin Hauksdottir begins tenure as women's soccer goalkeeper

By Caitlin Rundle

ears, with new coaches, strategies and players trying to improve the struggling program. This season, one of the changes can be found in who stands between the posts during games— freshman Katrin Hauksdottir, originally from Iceland.

LIFESTYLE 9/19/19 12:00pm

Turner Theatre: capers, magic creatures and churches

By Emily Prins

Admission to Turner Theatre is free to all.

LIFESTYLE 9/19/19 10:00am

'Mamma Mia!' comes to Paramount Theater

By Hannah Massen

While the story is known as a classic family drama, the Burlington Theater Company’s production of “Mamma Mia!” has become a true family affair.

NEWS 9/19/19 12:52am

Kappa Sigma fraternity removed from Elon's campus

By Jack Norcross

Elon University said the fraternity had multiple Elon Honor Code violations including compromising the well-being and academics of new members.

NEWS 9/18/19 7:35pm

Common Reading author visits campus for lectures

By Kyra O'Connor

Alex Wagner is on campus to discuss her debut novel, “Futureface: A Family Mystery, an Epic Quest, and the Secret to Belonging,” which was chosen for the 2023 common reading novel.

NEWS 9/18/19 8:00am

Certified but still controversial, the debate over the legality of Elon Faculty Forward continues

By Anton L. Delgado

By all legal means, there is now an adjunct faculty union on Elon University’s campus. Following nearly a yearlong back-and-forth between the union and the university, the regional National Labor Relations Board certified the unionization of the Faculty Forward movement.

SPORTS 9/18/19 12:30am

Elon men's soccer defeats Appalachian State, redeems Saturday blowout

By Colby Cook

The game marked their first win since the season opener, and avenged the blowout loss suffered at the hands of rival James Madison University on Saturday.

SPORTS 9/18/19 12:23am

Volleyball home win streak snapped by Winthrop

By BreShawn Holley

Elon volleyball (4-6) fell to the Winthrop Eagles (6-3) Tuesday in Schar Center in 3-0. This loss caps the Phoenix undefeated home streak at three games

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NEWS 12/17/2025 3:18pm

North Carolinians rate public schools poorly in new Elon Poll

As K-12 students across North Carolina prepare for their winter break, the Elon University Poll released poll data on Dec. 17 finding that most North Carolinians gave mediocre or poor grades to public schools across the state. “The states have always had deep authority on education, but there has been more federal involvement in various years,” Director of the Elon University Poll Jason Husser said. “So we thought, well, this is the time for us to really look in depth about what do people think about North Carolina schools.”

LIFESTYLE 12/16/2025 10:30am

Grief, loss support group provides comfort for Elon faculty, staff

Elon University associate chaplain Rev. Julie Tonnesen said loss and grief are universal emotions, but found that they can be difficult for faculty and staff to process while continuing their usual routines. “Even when we show up to work, that doesn’t mean that we get to put the rest of our lives on the back burner,” Tonnesen said. “Our grief comes with us. It’s not something we can just keep on a shelf at home.” In collaboration with Counseling Services, the Truitt Center for Religious and Spiritual Life, began offering a monthly group for faculty and staff to support those affected by loss.

LIFESTYLE 12/14/2025 11:03am