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SPORTS 4/21/23 11:34pm

Elon University baseball falls short to Stony Brook Seawolves

By Kyra O'Connor

Elon University baseball fell short to the Stony Brook Seawolves in the first face off since 2016. This was also the first time the baseball teams have played each other as members of the Colonial Athletic Association.

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SPORTS 4/21/23 10:04pm

Elon University women’s tennis sweeps Stony Brook University in CAA tournament quarterfinal

By Jack Prahinski

Elon University women’s tennis sweeps Stony Brook University in the Colonial Athletic Association tournament quarterfinal. The Phoenix won 4-0 to advance to the highly anticipated semifinal against William & Mary.

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NEWS 4/21/23 9:34pm

Four finalists for Elon University’s School of Communications dean present on campus

By Anne Thyfault , Naomi Washington and Ryan Kupperman

Elon University is searching for its next dean of the School of Communications, where Kenn Gaither is currently serving as interim dean. Rebecca Blatt, Nathan Webb, Uche Onyebadi and Kenn Gaither spoke on campus as the final four candidates April 14, April 18, April 19 and April 21, respectively.

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LIFESTYLE 4/21/23 5:13pm

Elon University alumna and Los Angeles-based musician shares insight on new single, upcoming album

By Betsy Schlehuber

Elon University alumna Rosie Darling '18 and Los Angeles-based musician shares her insight on her new single, which released April 21, for her upcoming album.

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NEWS 4/21/23 12:51pm

Elon University Dining hosts Earth Fest

By Anjolina Fantaroni

Elon University Dining hosts Earth Fest, which held on Medallion Plaza on Thursday for part of Earth Week.

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OPINIONS 4/21/23 12:26pm

OPINION: Future educators have a disproportionate burden to bear

By Alex Nettles

Editor's Note: The content of this editorial includes discussion of gun violence in schools. The national climate has rendered mass shootings an inescapable reality. These situations illustrate the horror of gun violence that educators face today. Teachers are shouldering some of the biggest problems in the country — from the COVID-19 pandemic creating an educational rift to gun violence increasing in classrooms. 

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NEWS 4/21/23 9:35am

Patsy Simpson fights to learn criteria for the selection of her replacement on ABSS Board of Education

By Michael Leung

Patsy Simpson, the longest running member of the Alamance Burlington School System Board of Education, rescinded her resignation after announcing she will step down at the end of the school year. Having served since 2009, Simpson said she will remain on the board until the school system reveals to her the criteria in the selection of her replacement. 

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NEWS 4/20/23 11:39pm

Co-producers of Pan-Asian Voices and Experiences of North Carolina share stories at Elon University

By Fiona McAllister

Co-producers of Pan-Asian Voices and Experiences of North Carolina Christie Soper and Tina Firesheets share stories of being Asian American in North Carolina and why they founded PAVE NC.

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NEWS 4/20/23 11:30pm

Elon University’s Student Government Association appoints vice president of communications

By Avery Sloan

Elon University’s Student Government Association appoints vice president of communications, as well as 13 senators. SGA also passed a budget request that totaled $11,774.

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NEWS 4/20/23 7:45am

Elon University Indigenous students strive for land acknowledgements

By Avery Sloan

According to Paula Patch, NASA’s adviser and professor of English, the organization has about 13 people on its roster, but only four to five members are active. Patch said she feels the organization is an important space to have on campus, even with low attendance. NASA mainly functions as an internal group to talk about problems people have noticed and then to advocate for the change they want to see. Part of this is to increase land acknowledgements on campus events.

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SPORTS 4/20/23 12:34am

Elon University baseball struggles to find momentum early in loss to Gardner-Webb University

By Audrey Toscano

In a mid-week matchup, the Elon University baseball team was unable to obtain its high-energy drive to top the Gardner-Webb University Bulldogs, falling 12-2 in eight innings at Latham Park. 

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SPORTS 4/19/23 8:00am

Olivia Archer inks her name in the Elon University women’s tennis record books

By Joanna Dwyer

In her record breaking day, Olivia Archer set foot on court No. 6 of the Jimmy Powell Tennis Center to start her match against her opponent. Archer had been keeping a close eye on the all-time career singles wins record set by Frida Jansaker ’14 almost a decade ago. Jansaker was a part of the Elon University women’s tennis team from 2011-14 after joining the team from Sweden.

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LIFESTYLE 4/19/23 7:25am

Elon University’s Department of Music hosts spring orchestra concert

By Noah Goldstein

A mainstay on campus since 1916, the Elon University Orchestra held its 106th annual spring concert April 18. The performance, which occurred in front of a packed crowd at the McCrary Theatre, was organized and conducted by musical director Thomas Erdmann. This was Erdmann’s last show, as he is retiring after 34 years in Elon’s Department of Music.

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NEWS 4/18/23 1:40pm

Three final candidates for Elon University’s director of the Center for Leadership present on campus

By Max Wallace , Sarah T. Moore and Ryan Kupperman

Elon University is searching for its next director of the Center for Leadership, where Larry Mellinger is serving as interim director. Rose Williams, David Stout and Tierza R. Watts spoke April 7, April 12 and April 17, respectively. Three finalists expanded on their plans for leadership and community change.

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NEWS 4/18/23 1:31pm

Elon University commemorates Holocaust Remembrance Day with Reading of the Names

By Ryan Kupperman

Over 27 volunteers will stand at the front steps of Moseley Student Center from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. to read the names of those who perished during the Holocaust.Organized by Hillel, Jewish Life, Jewish Studies and the Truitt Center for Religious and Spiritual Life, Elon carried its two decade tradition of honoring Holocaust Remembrance Day. Each year, the volunteers only read just a fraction of the names, honoring the lives lost. Interim Assistant Director of Jewish Life Christy Brooks said this has been an Elon tradition for almost two decades, but it has always been a Jewish tradition. 

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NEWS 4/17/23 6:50pm

Jason “J” McMerty leaves Elon University mid-semester after nearly 23 years

By Ryan Kupperman

Director of the Elon in Los Angeles program Jason “J” McMerty stepped away mid-semester from his job at the university under private circumstances, and left students currently abroad in LA confused, frustrated, and concerned over the future of the Elon in LA program.

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LIFESTYLE 4/17/23 9:00am

Elon University to celebrate Earth Week 2023

By Elon News Network

Elon University will celebrate Earth Week April 17 to 23, giving members of the campus community an opportunity to explore their own habits pertaining to sustainability. Students, faculty and staff have the chance to win prizes by attending these events.

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SPORTS 4/16/23 6:40pm

Strong final day push propels Elon University women’s golf to third-place finish at CAA championship

By Jacob Kisamore

After holing out on the 18th green at The Reserve Club at St. James to complete her final round of the Colonial Athletic Association women’s golf championship, senior Svarin Yuenyong began to walk behind the green to greet her teammates. The round was the final of Yuenyong’s Elon career. As she approached her teammates, she was surprised as they presented her with a bouquet of flowers to commemorate the completion of her four years with the Phoenix. As tears began to well in her eyes, she shared a hug with all of teammates and friends. 

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SPORTS 4/16/23 6:21pm

Elon University softball steals series win from University of North Carolina, Wilmington

By Joanna Dwyer

The Elon University softball team entered Hunt Softball Park to face the University of North Carolina, Wilmington Seahawks in the rubber match of the three-game weekend series. After splitting the doubleheader yesterday, the Phoenix came in hungry and ready to play, defeating the Seahawks 7-5 in comeback fashion. Head coach Kathy Bocock said she knew this was an important weekend for the team.

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LIFESTYLE 4/16/23 4:08pm

Elon Muses hosts first concert

By Jenna Rudolph

Upon walking into Yeager Recital Hall, not a single person sat still in their seats. The crowd filled with friends and family of the performers as Elon Muses hosted its spring concert April15. The performance included a series of songs from Hamilton, Hercules, Taylor Swift, Adele and more. Each song was accompanied with choreography, a cappella, acting and featured soloists. 

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