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NEWS 10/9/13 3:25pm

Elon panel finds roots of government shutdown in political gridlock

By Michael Bodley

The polarization of American government has left the confines of Congress and taken to the streets, Jason Husser, assistant professor of political science at Elon University and assistant director of the Elon Poll, said in a panel discussion in Lindner Hall Oct.

NEWS 10/9/13 2:18pm

VIDEO: The cost of coffee on Elon's campus adds up

By Jessica Leano

Whether you're a fan of Irazu, Acorn or Java City, if you need a jolt of coffee on Elon's campus, you know where to find it.

NEWS 10/9/13 2:11pm

Network announcers making MLB playoffs hard to watch

By Jordan Spritzer

After the grueling marathon that is the Major League Baseball regular season, the playoffs are finally upon us.

NEWS 10/9/13 2:00pm

Elon Confessions: Why more than half of the school's undergraduates are following

By Jessica Petrocchi

Even before I made the decision to follow Elon Confessions on Twitter, the posts would constantly show up on my feed because my friends were retweeting the anonymous account’s tweets.

NEWS 10/8/13 10:55pm

Elon volleyball completes 5-game road trip with sweep of North Carolina A&T

By Max Garland

The Elon University volleyball team knocked off North Carolina A&T State University on the road Tuesday, Oct.

NEWS 10/8/13 10:46pm

No Eric Breitenstein, no problem for Wofford thus far

By Matt Krause

On a rainy Saturday afternoon, Sept. 29, 2012, Wofford College senior fullback Eric Breitenstein ran with the football.

NEWS 10/8/13 8:28pm

Food Pantries Feel Pinch from Shutdown

By arose8

Imagine not knowing where your next meal comes from. In the Tar Heel state, a good amount of North Carolinians know this feeling all too well.

NEWS 10/8/13 8:14pm

Moseley parking lot to shrink with start of construction on new admissions building

By Mary Kate Brogan

The Moseley parking lot will be downsizing after fall break to allow for construction to begin on the Inman Admissions Welcome Center, according to an email to the student body from Dennis Franks, director of campus safety and police. The Moseley lot currently has 287 spaces and will decrease to approximately 100 spaces along with a few 20 minute parking spaces. "I think it's going to cause a lot of problems because everybody likes to park here to go to the library, go to the gym, go to Moseley," said Devon Rogers, a sophomore who has a car on campus.

NEWS 10/8/13 4:48pm

Researching to Save Lives

By bmcdavid

15 students from the class of 20-14 were awarded the Lumen prize, a 15,000 dollars scholarship that helps fund various academic endeavors.

NEWS 10/8/13 4:28pm

Top 5: Favorite aspects of fall season on Elon's campus, surrounding area

By Mary Sheehan

Many consider fall the most beautiful time of the year, with a change in foliage promising a new academic year and a chance to start fresh. With the arrival of students back to campus — and the hopeful chill in the air — fall is the perfect time to thrive and get involved with Elon University and the surrounding community. Students have spoken, and the following are their favorite aspects of fall: 5.

NEWS 10/8/13 3:50pm

Golden Dragon puts Burlington on map for Top 100 national Chinese restaurants

You know how on every sitcom there’s a place where all the main characters meet? That place where you know the owner and you always get the same waitress?

NEWS 10/8/13 2:50pm

Shutdown Felt by Current and Past Elon Students

By ehalperin

Although Washington D.C. is about 300 miles away from Elon's campus, the impact of the government shutdown, which has gone on for a week now, is being felt by several members of the Elon community. Junior Katie Blunt, a Lumen Scholarship recipient, is one of those people.

NEWS 10/8/13 1:37pm

Brutal reasoning got Peter Laviolette fired from Philadelphia Flyers

By Andrew Wilson

The City of Brotherly Love wasn't so brotherly or lovely for Philadelphia Flyers head coach Peter Laviolette. Paul Holmgren, the general manager of the Flyers had a "gut feeling" it was time for a change.

NEWS 10/8/13 11:58am

Cooking With Cook: Chicken Stir-Fry

By lcook8

October is here and that means comfort food. With the cold weather rapidly approaching, why not wrap-up with some quick, warm chicken stir-fry?

NEWS 10/8/13 11:38am

Danielle Biggs - 2013-10-08 11:38:50

Hello! My name is Dani Biggs and I am the Spirituality & the Arts Intern at the Truitt Center. We are having a Diwali Celebration on Tuesday, November 5 from 6-8 pm in the McBride Gathering Space in Numen Lumen.

NEWS 10/8/13 9:59am

The forgotten one: Crispi plays small but vital role for Elon football

By Matt Krause

In the game of football, star players can emerge from many different positions on the field.

SPORTS 10/7/13 11:38pm

Elon Student Makes Fitness His Job

By tmccurdy2

Elon sophomore Andrew Mitchell turned his passion for fitness into a business. Certified by The American Council on Exercise, he is both a personal trainer and founder of AMPT Fitness. AMPT Fitness is Mitchell's personal training and

NEWS 10/7/13 10:11pm

Historical Town Gives Guests a Look into the Past

By kmaraghy

Students not headed home for Fall Break can head 40 minutes down the road to the historical village of Old Salem. Founded in 1766 by a Protestant group called the Moravians, Old Salem acted primarily as a town for craftsmen instead of an agricultural town like many of the surrounding areas. Tyler Cox, Manager of Community relations for Winston Salem, says he enjoys giving back to the community and seeing people from all over come to visit. "We consider ourselves the Monticello of Winston Salem," Cox said.

NEWS 10/7/13 9:09pm

One Student's Journey from the President's Office to Elon

By ekantlehner

As a child growing up in Afghanistan, senior Toorialey Fazly always knew that he wanted to eventually study in the United States.

NEWS 10/7/13 8:20pm

The Man Behind "The Children's Hour" Musical Score

By jpuckett

If you attended Elon's fall play "The Children's Hour" you may have noticed a buzzing sound at one point.

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NEWS 03/04/2026 3:56pm

Elon University chief of police set to retire in April

After five years as Elon University’s Chief of Police, Joe LeMire will retire April 3, according to an email sent to faculty and staff by Vice President for Finance and Administration Janet Williams. In an interview with Elon News Network, LeMire said that after 33 years in law enforcement work spanning across three states, it was time to take a step back from that world. He said it was time to turn things over to others who are working their way up. He also said that after 30 years, always dealing with people at the worst moments in their lives can be difficult.

NEWS 03/04/2026 2:21pm

AI & The Body: A discussion on artificial intelligence in professional industries

Following a rise in artificial intelligence, questions and concerns about its use have come up at Elon University. The school has implemented policies regarding AI use within the classroom and university operations, many of which consist of using AI as a tool in learning and staying within the ethical bounds of AI usage. The AI that these policies frequently refer to addresses generative AI.

NEWS 03/04/2026 12:11am