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Update: Alexis Gray Sent Back to PA

The Alamance County District Attorney charged Alexis Morgan Gray this week with felony possession of a firearm on a college campus, according to an email this morning from Dr. Smith Jackson, Vice President and Dean of Student Life. Jackson's email stated that Gray returned yesterday to the Alamance County Jail after completing her psychiatric evaluation in Raleigh at the Central Regional Hospital. Smith Jackson's email said that Gray was "released to the custody of her parents after posting the required bond and being outfitted with an electronic monitoring device." The district court ordered Gray to stay in Pennsylvania or New Jersey, with the exception of Mercer County, New Jersey, Jackson said.

Elon names Rodney Parks new registrar

Rodney Parks, coming from the University of Georgia, has been named Elon University’s next registrar. Parks started at the University of Georgia in 2001, serving as the school’s senior associate registrar, and will be succeeding Mark Albertson, who has been at Elon for 34 years. During Albertson’s time at Elon, he “led the campus through numerous changes and witnessed unprecedented growth,” said Provost Steven House in an email.

Alexis Gray charged with felony possession of firearm on college campus

The Alamance County District Attorney charged Alexis Gray with felony possession of a firearm on a college campus.

Scarlett Fakhar Senior Tribute

Scarlett Fakhar is graduating early to become a weekend anchor/ reporter in Lubbock, TX. Congratulations Scarlett!

How to look for signs of relationship violence

Senior Chrissy Pacewicz knows first hand the dangers of an unhealthy relationship. "It started off fine and it was a good relationship and then I think he just became kind of possessive," said Pacewicz. At just 16 years old, Pacewicz found herself in a verbally abusive relationship. "He just kind of took everything out on me," said Pacewicz.

Rumor of Doomsday at Elon

The end of the semester is here and while students are stuck studying in the library, many students are wishing for an excuse to relieve them from the stress of finals.

Lakeside Lowdown

Construction workers are busy putting the finishing touches on the new Lakeside Dining Hall and Winter Garden Cafe.

Campus Police emergency training, Chief says 'we can always do more'

Every year the cops you see around campus go through training. Each Officer on the campus squad is certified by the State of North Carolina and completes the basic law enforcement training.

December 3 Full Show

Phoenix takes gritty contest over Dartmouth on Reading Day eve

It was perhaps the grittiest contest the Elon University men's basketball team had played this season in a year full of them. Junior guard Jack Isenbarger hit the floor a handful of times.

Remington Rifle Seized From Alexis Gray

Elon Local News obtained the first page of the incident report for Alexis Gray's case. According to the report Gray had a Remington-597.22 caliber rifle, a knife and 6.5 feet of rope in her possession. The report estimates the rifle is worth about $200.

Maynard House keeps popular tradition alive with annual holiday party for students

In past years, the reception has managed to prepare a wide variety of food while also satisfying the classic holiday essentials.

Dink: World War II Vet James Clayton Holland discusses wartime, life experiences

Will Anderson presents the story of World War II veteran James Clayton Holland, in his own words. The man known as "Dink" talks about his wartime and life experiences in this photo story.

Alexis Gray released from Alamance Regional Medical Center

Alexis Gray was released from Alamance Regional Medical Center this morning upon completion of her medical evaluation there, according to an email sent by Smith Jackson, vice president of Student Life. After her release, she was served a warrant for felony possession of a weapon on a college campus and transported to the Alamance County District Court.

Two-party politics encourage political animosity

Gone are the days of moderation and consensus between American politicians. Divisiveness, slander, and lack of cooperation now support the seemingly insurmountable divide between Democrats and Republicans.

"Countdown to Zero" combines comedy, AIDS awareness

A group of Elon University students partnered with Alamance Cares, a local non-profit agency, to host the Countdown to Zero, a weeklong campaign to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS in preparation for World AIDS Day Dec.

Brian Williams scheduled to deliver 2013 Commencement address

Brian Williams, the anchor and managing editor of “NBC Nightly News” and “Rock Center with Brian Williams” will deliver the Commencement address at Elon University on May 25, 2013.

Alexis Gray Released From ARMC

Alexis Gray, the 18-year-old who Elon administrators say arrived armed on campus last Sunday, was released this morning from Alamance Regional Medical Center, according to an email from Dr. Smith Jackson, Vice President and Dean of Student Life. The email says Gray was "immediately served a warrant for felony possession of a weapon on a college campus." Jackson says that she was then taken into custody and transported to Alamance County District Court where a judge issued a temporary commitment order.

Brief: Elon tops Western Carolina for first SoCon win

The Elon University women's basketball team pulled back to a .500 record both overall and in Southern Conference play with a 64-48 win over Western Carolina University Monday afternoon. Seniors Ali Ford and Kelsey Evans led the way for the Phoenix with 14 points each.

Say something that matters: Outgoing opinions editor reflects on year with Pendulum

For the past few weeks, I’ve spent hours every night sitting at the table, trying to come up with the perfect words to say about leaving the Pendulum. Although I will not be graduating until May, this week marks the beginning of the end of my short career in print journalism.