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NEWS 11/4/15 9:59am

Longtime N.C. congressman dies at 84

By BAnderson

Howard Coble, 84, died Nov. 3, 2015, in Greensboro after an extended hospital stay. Coble's brother, Ray Coble Jr., sent this statement to local media outlets Wednesday morning: "J.Howard Coble passed away at 11:40 p.m., Nov.

NEWS 11/4/15 8:00am

Rolling back to the future

By Danielle Deavens

Some call them hover boards, others call them mini-Segways, but the companies who sell them use the term “self-balancing scooters.” Whatever it is called, a new form of transportation is here.

NEWS 11/3/15 10:50pm

PARC holds grand opening

By Max Garland

It took some time, but the Phoenix Activities and Recreation Center (PARC) received an official nod from Elon University Tuesday afternoon with the PARC Grand Opening Ceremony. Members of Elon University’s senior staff gave brief speeches and mingled with dozens of Campus Recreation and Student Union Board members, along with Danieley Neighborhood residents, to celebrate PARC’s impact since its Sept.

NEWS 11/3/15 8:49pm

Fresh is best

By Kate Sieber

Eating seasonally has major health perks, but it also can have a huge impact on local businesses and the earth as a whole. Simply put, it’s the right and delicious choice to make. 

NEWS 11/3/15 8:37pm

Elon Town Center sold to investment group

By Caroline Fernandez

Elon Town Center was sold Oct. 30 by local EDG Properties, LLC to New Market Strategies, a firm of investors based out of Stuart, Florida. As of early Tuesday evening, it was unknown the selling price of the building, which has an assessed value of more than $3 million, according to the Alamance County Tax Administration Records.

NEWS 11/3/15 7:05pm

Serving with "Good Intentions:" Voluntourism and short-term service trips

By mstutz

The cautions and realities of short-term service trips [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVkQRkeO3b4&noredirect=1&w=560&h=315] More than 1.5 million people in the United States participate in a mission trip each year, according to Missiology journal, and with that comes an estimated two billion dollars spent for those efforts (see below infographic). \0x200B Gone are the days when "serving" meant raking the leaves of an elderly neighbor or washing the feet of a stranger.

NEWS 11/3/15 6:10pm

Help us help you create your life story

By Jon Dooley and Naeemah Clark

How meaningful are the relationships you’re creating? How purposeful are you in picking activities that will add depth to your learning? What is the contribution of Greek life to Elon’s social climate? If going to a house party isn’t your scene, what do you want to do on a weekend night?

NEWS 11/3/15 12:47pm

​When & Where facilitates meet ups

By Courtney Campbell

Last fall, senior Devin Mehra began using the dating app Tinder, but was frustrated by the messaging feature — the back-and-forth mental games that led nowhere. So he created his own dating app, When & Where,now available on Elon University’s campus.

SPORTS 11/3/15 12:24am

Men's Soccer earns shared CAA title

By rellis8

This past Saturday night, Elon Men's Soccer hosted the College of Charleston on Rudd field for the team's annual senior night, but little did they know it would be more special than they imagined. As the game was tied at zero, before heading into an extra time period with COFC, the team found out that Colonial Athletic Association leader Hofstra had lost and that they were playing for a share of the conference championship. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0K1ERjYpUA&noredirect=1&w=560&h=315] "There's obviously a lot of different scenarios riding on the game but it was just really just trying to take the pressure off the players, try to just get them to play the way we want to play and execute the game plan we had," Soccer Coach Chris Little said.

NEWS 11/3/15 12:03am

All in a year at Elon

By Erin Robertson

Five weeks. Five weeks is the amount of time I have left as student at Elon University. There are seven months until I walk across the stage under the oaks with the rest of my class.

NEWS 11/2/15 9:03pm

Growing up

By Madison Sternberg

Growing up in a house where self-expression is taken very seriously has been a blessing in my life. My parents never really stopped me from expressing myself via clothes and makeup, which I thank them for today.

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Meet Elon University’s 2026 Lumen Prize winners

Fifteen students have been selected to receive $20,000 to support their mentored research and projects for the next two years as a part of the Lumen Prize. The 2026 Lumen Scholar winners will work closely with their mentors on their projects during their junior and senior years.

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