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NEWS 2/21/14 10:22am

Elon men's basketball searching for second half energy

By Tommy Hamzik

It would be easy for the Elon University men’s basketball team to focus on the positives at this point in the season. With four games to play before heading to Asheville, N.C., for the Southern Conference Tournament, the Phoenix has won six consecutive games.

NEWS 2/20/14 4:15pm

NASCAR returns to biggest stage at Daytona 500

By Matt Krause

With the Winter Olympics and College Basketball in full swing, it’s easy to forget that one other major sporting event is on the calendar this weekend: the Daytona 500. NASCAR is unique among sports in that its most prestigious event is its first of the season, not its last.

NEWS 2/20/14 11:57am

Europa League round of 32 features prime matchups

By Jordan Spritzer

The 2014 European soccer calendar starts out this week, with a full slate of high-profile Champions League fixtures. But, Europe’s second competition, the Europa League, also resumes this week with the first legs of the round of 32. Despite being largely overshadowed by many of the major European nations, many clubs in the Europa League are looking for success on the continental scale to turn around their season. Swansea City vs.

NEWS 2/20/14 10:13am

Tennis scoring changes leave mixed results for Elon

By Jordan Spritzer

Even though the Elon University men’s tennis team is coming off a Southern Conference regular season championship in 2013, the team had something new to adjust to at the start of this year — a new scoring system. The NCAA and Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) decided both men’s and women’s teams would play an early portion of their schedules under a new experimental scoring system in an attempt to shorten the matches.

NEWS 2/19/14 10:04pm

Phoenix drops a second game to Campbell

By Tommy Hamzik

For the second time in three games, the Elon University softball team was beaten by Campbell University. The first time was a low-scoring, hotly-contested game in Florida at the Hatter Invitational in DeLand, Fla., This time, the Camels held the Phoenix offense in check while breaking out themselves for a convincing 9-2 win in Buies Creek, N.C. Campbell jumped on Elon right away in the bottom of the first.

NEWS 2/19/14 8:14pm

Unknown male exposes himself to female student on Haggard

By Michael Bodley

A female student reported a man exposing himself to her around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 18 near the intersection of O'Kelley and Haggard Avenues, according to an email sent by Smith Jackson, vice president for student life. The student reported the incident to Elon Town Police.

NEWS 2/19/14 7:07pm

Strong winter weather causes roads, schools to close down

By Hannah Wolfe

2014 was rung in with excitement, resolutions and an unexpected cold front. This winter season has been unseasonably cold in North Carolina, and authorities have had to go the extra mile to combat the frigid temperatures and snow. Temperatures in Raleigh reached the single digits this winter for the first time since 2000, only 18 degrees away from the record low of -9 degrees.

NEWS 2/19/14 1:34pm

Students spread love with Flower Project

By Leena Dahal

Whether you spent this Valentine’s Day showering your loved one with chocolate and flowers, gathering the courage to ask someone on a first date or lounging around in your pajamas and preaching singles awareness, one thing is certain: Valentine’s Day is what you make of it. This year, a group of Elon University students decided that, rather than channeling their love towards their significant others, they would share the love with hundreds across the community with the Flower Project. In the spirit of sharing love, the Flower Project is an initiative that strives to give women in difficult circumstances in Alamance County a reason to smile by providing them with flowers this Valentine’s season. Freshman Chloe Allen, project pioneer, said a guest-speaker who visited her Winter Term human services class inspired the idea. “A woman with a background in family abuse services came to talk to us about her experience working at the battered women’s shelter,” Allen said.

NEWS 2/19/14 1:32pm

When school is out, snowballs fly on Young Commons

By Kaitlin Dunn

Classes were canceled, and Elon University’s Young Commons was blanketed in snow. Within a matter of seconds, what was once a quiet scene of fresh snowfall became a full-fledged battlefield, and white balls of fluff were flying in every direction.

NEWS 2/19/14 12:46pm

Snow storm throws Elon schedule into frenzy

By Tommy Hamzik

The recent snow storm didn’t just cancel classes at Elon University. The Phoenix men’s basketball team was forced to reschedule its game at Furman University and rework its practice schedule due to the weather conditions.

NEWS 2/19/14 12:04am

Two months in, Skrosky preaching 'process' in changing Elon football

By Matt Krause

Elon University head football coach Rich Skrosky uttered the phrase “Embrace the Grind” at his first press conference on the job. Since taking over in December, Skrosky has faced a grind of his own to begin the overhaul of the Phoenix program, which now uses that same phrase as its mantra. Having spent a little more than two months at the helm, Skrosky has worked his way through three major tasks that awaited him upon his arrival. First, with Elon being his first head coaching job in more than 20 years, Skrosky assembled a staff of assistant coaches.

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LIFESTYLE 02/25/2026 10:54pm
El Centro, CREDE host Carnaval celebration in McKinnon Hall

Mckinnon Hall was decorated in gold, green and red on Feb. 25 as students came together for Elon’s Carnaval celebration, a festival celebrated across Latin America before Lent begins. The event featured food, crafts and performances from Elon’s drum line and traditional Afro-Brazilian dance.

NEWS 02/25/2026 5:09pm
Elon to adopt new learning management system following fall review of Moodle platform

Students logging into their courses next academic year may notice a shift in how assignments, grades and course materials are organized as Elon transitions from Moodle, its old learning management system, to Canvas by Instructure, its new one. The decision followed a campuswide evaluation of Moodle that included surveys and open forums, according to Teaching and Learning Technologies Senior Director Kelly Reimer.

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