Crime Report

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NEWS 10/5/15 8:00pm

Not just Muslims reflect at Elon's Eid al-Adha event

By Sophia Asmuth

Around 1.6 billion Muslims around the world celebrated Eid al-Adha on the evening of Sept. 23. One week later, roughly 150 Elon University students and community members celebrated the holiday in the Truitt Center for Religious and Spiritual Life Oct. 1.

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NEWS 10/5/15 5:25pm

Make every day Taco Tuesday

By Kate Sieber

We all know and love the Elon classics: Smitty’s, Pandora’s, The Root ... but now there’s a new place for students to satisfy their never-ending quest for grub.

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NEWS 10/5/15 5:10pm

How many voices do you hear?

By Jenna Barone

Elon University offers a fantastic array of cultural opportunities and diverse organizations to fit and benefit the entire student body. However, colleges tend to lean toward the left, and the presentation of all sides of the political spectrum need to be addressed in the classroom, cultural events series, etc. 

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SPORTS 10/5/15 3:42pm

Volleyball's valiant effort not enough Sunday

By Kyle Lubinsky

The Elon University volleyball team fell to the Tigers of Towson University 3-1 (14-25, 20-25, 25-20, 25-18). The loss gives the Phoenix its second consecutive defeat at home in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play this season.  "Our offense is getting better and better, and it's nice to see," said head coach Mary Tendler after the match.

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SPORTS 10/5/15 11:16am

Elon softball strikes out hunger in Alamance County

By jbiegel

Most college students spend their Friday evenings going out and hanging with friends. For members of the Elon softball team, they spent their evening at Allied Churches of Alamance County handing out food to the those in need. Patrons lined up outside the Burlington shelter anxiously awaiting a dinner featuring turkey and cheese sandwiches, salad and various tasty desserts.

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NEWS 10/5/15 8:23am

Cultural events should be more than a to-do list

By Caroline Fernandez

There’s a lesson in everything if you look.

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NEWS 10/4/15 8:48pm

A mission to help her homeland

By Alexandra Schonfeld

Sophomore Barang PhukCQ - CC - KP - HS traveled many miles to North Carolina. The Cambodia native made her first trip to the United States about a year ago, when she arrived at Elon University as a freshman. But the soft-spoken girl is doing more than making her mark at Elon — she’s making her mark on the world.

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NEWS 10/4/15 10:45am

Homecoming honors for 5 alumni

By The Pendulum

Elon University’s Office of Alumni Engagement announced the five winners of its annual Alumni Awards.

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SPORTS 10/3/15 7:24pm

Football defeated at UNH, but starting QB may have emerged

By Alex Simon

Thompson has solid day for Elon in 37-14 defeat

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SPORTS 10/3/15 12:37pm

Volleyball swept by rival James Madison

By Kyle Lubinsky

The Elon University volleyball team was swept by the James Madison University Dukes 3-0 (21-25, 15-25, 25-27) on Friday.

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NEWS 10/3/15 12:30pm

Students, staff explore Loy Farms

By Caroline Perry

In the brief span of time that it wasn’t raining at Elon University this past week, a varied group of educators, staff members, students and community members gathered together to explore the Loy Farms at Elon. 

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NEWS 10/2/15 2:13pm

'​Harper Regan' explores pursuit of truth

By Ally Feinsot

Dropping everything, Harper Regan heads out on a mission to see her father before he dies. This road trip becomes a journey of self discovery as she finds the truth behind her relationship and explores the moralities of sex and death.

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NEWS 10/2/15 2:08pm

Breaking down nuclear weapons

By Caroline Perry

When junior Jonathan Deaton received his $5000 prize from the Nukebusters Short Film Contest, he was, justifiably, overwhelmed. His short film, titled "Joining the Conversation," was about the blurry relationship between millennials and their knowledge of nuclear weapons and development.

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NEWS 10/2/15 10:50am

Adopted Elon students appreciate new life they have been given

By Sara Russell

When Tammy Davis and her husband Chad decided to adopt from Alamance County one of the first people they spoke to was Donna Range. Donna Range is a foster care and adoption worker for Alamance County.

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NEWS 10/2/15 9:24am

Five best Lush face masks

By Madison Sternberg

As a self-proclaimed diva, nothing is more fab than a good pampering. And nothing makes a good pamper night quite like a face mask.

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NEWS 10/2/15 8:42am

‘Woofstock’ to be held Saturday

By The Pendulum

Burlington residents are encouraged to bring their dogs to the annual Woofstock Dog Festival. Presented by the Humane Society of Alamance County, the event will be held 11 a.m.

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NEWS 10/1/15 9:34pm

Preparing for Hurricane Joaquin

By lcook8

Hurricane Joaquin is expected to hit the Elon area this weekend, with the heaviest rain fall on Sunday night. According to the National Weather Service, there is a Flash Flood Watch from today, October 1 from 8:00 p.m.

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NEWS 10/1/15 8:00pm

E-waste recycling at Public Works lot

By The Pendulum

An e-waste recycling event will take place Saturday 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Public Works parking lot on E.

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NEWS 10/1/15 5:00pm

Acclaimed musician Itzhak Perlman to speak at Convocation

By Courtney Campbell

At age 4, Itzhak Perlman lost the use of his legs to polio. But shortly after, he began violin lessons.

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NEWS 10/1/15 4:08pm

Local museum brings civil rights back to life

By cmatino

GIBSONVILLE- History came alive this weekend at the Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum, where a new exhibit displays how America's past civil rights issues resonate in the modern day--and how they directly affect us. The museum is dedicated to Charlotte Hawkins Brown, who was known for her work as an educator of an all black school.

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