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SPORTS 11/20/19 5:47pm

The new faces of Elon men's basketball

By Jon Sarver Jr.

Mike Schrage took over as the new head coach for Elon University’s men’s basketball team last April — marking the beginning of a series of changes to the team, as he started recruiting new members to the Phoenix.

SPORTS 11/20/19 11:43am

The ball is in women's basketball's court

By Colby Cook

A new basketball season is upon us, and the Elon University Phoenix women’s team look to hit the ground running. The quest for a winning season and third NCAA tournament berth in four years has gotten off to a stunning start for North Carolina coaching legend Charlotte Smith. This 2019-2020 season started with a match-up against Western Carolina University and a thrilling overtime victory against Appalachian State University.

OPINIONS 11/20/19 8:18am

STAPLETON: Developing the next generation of military leaders

In today’s world, and especially on college campuses, the desire to belong, to be understood and to be a part of something is paramount. ROTC is so important at Elon University because it is another branch on the tree of inclusivity.

NEWS 11/20/19 7:10am

The faces of homelessness in Alamance County

By Emilia Muniz

The national homelessness crisis affects everywhere, even close to Elon University in Alamance County. These are the people trying to help combat the problem.

NEWS 11/19/19 8:03pm

REPLAY: Elon News Network hosts live debate

Elon News Network’s special political coverage of The Elon Political Forum: Inside the Issues Debate.

NEWS 11/18/19 11:35pm

Elon student's vision of community gymnastics club reaching new heights

By Brian Rea

What started as fun has turned into a life passion for Elon sophomore Ashley Barron as she and Alamance Club Gymnastics get set to compete against other college and community club programs.

NEWS 11/18/19 8:40pm

Elon hires new town manager

By Mackenzie Wilkes

The town of Elon has a new town manager. Richard Roedner has been hired as town manger after a seven-month search, Mayor Jerry Tolley announced via press release.

NEWS 11/18/19 5:27pm

Elon student cited for assaulting Town Police Officer

By Christian Galvano

20-year-old Elon student Thomas "T.J." Beebe was cited for assaulting an officer at the student's Oak Hill apartment, according to a Town of Elon police report.

SPORTS 11/18/19 9:05am

Mixing up martial arts

By Raf Pico

Elon University’s Mixed Martial Arts Club, also known as MMA, is a club sport where members practice different styles of martial arts, such as jiu jitsu, taekwondo and other forms of self-defense such as wrestling and boxing.

LIFESTYLE 11/17/19 8:24am

A Man of Faith: Chabad’s rabbi is out to serve others

By Maeve Ashbrook

On any given day on Elon University’s campus, a bearded man wearing a yamaka and circle-framed glasses zooms by students on an electric scooter. That man is Rabbi Mendy Minkowitz, rabbi at the Chabad affiliate group at Elon.

LIFESTYLE 11/17/19 12:14am

Elon Jazz Ensemble perform their first concert of the year

By Tyler Oldham

The Elon Jazz Ensemble and Director Rusty Smith performed a collection of Jazz and Big Band classics in the McCrary Theater on Saturday Nov. 16.

SPORTS 11/16/19 10:18am

The Whitehead twins have Elon fans seeing double

By Caitlin Rundle

Although twin brothers and seniors Ryan and Eric Whitehead did not play on the same football team until high school, they have now played together for nine years.

NEWS 11/15/19 12:29pm

ENN Radio Nov.15, 2019

By Mackenzie Wilkes

On this week's episode of ENN Radio we hear from Maria Ramirez on how IDs are being damaged when students are purchasing alcohol. Hannah Massen tells us about the ROTC student experience. Molly Healy breaks down the Student Government Association funding model and Jon Sarver gives us the rundown on the new season of Phoenix basketball.

NEWS 11/14/19 11:32pm

New Yorker cartoonist presents “Drawing on Humor for Change”

By Kyra O'Connor

LIza Donnelly is a writer and cartoonist for the New Yorker, a resident cartoonist for CBS and a contributor for Medium, New York Times and Forbes.com.

LIFESTYLE 11/14/19 9:41am

Achieving unity through dance

By Madalyn Howard

Elon’s Performing Arts Department hopes to navigate the complexities of today’s social landscape in its 2019 Fall Dance Concert.

LIFESTYLE 11/14/19 8:10am

Service across states and overseas

By Quinn Corrigan

Elon’s Periclean Scholars is a branch of Project Pericles, a nonprofit association of more than 30 colleges that promotes civic engagement within higher education.

NEWS 11/14/19 8:00am

What to do in an active shooter situation at Elon

By Anton L. Delgado

Elon News Network partnered with law enforcement professionals to understand the best way to respond to an active shooter situation on Elon University’s campus.

NEWS 11/13/19 7:21am

Wings in waiting: ROTC at Elon

By Hannah Massen

With the demands of both college and armed forces training to balance, members of ROTC at Elon need to be conscious of their time management.

NEWS 11/12/19 11:44pm

Director of Campus Safety and Police Dennis Franks hired as chief of police in Stallings, NC

By Jack Haley

Elon University's Director of Campus Safety and Police Dennis Franks has been named the next chief of police in Stallings, North Carolina — the town announced over Facebook on Nov. 6. Franks will take the new role on Jan. 6, 2020.

LIFESTYLE 11/12/19 10:03pm

International students come together for Thanksgiving

By Borghild Kvaeven

Students from different countries were given the opportunity to experience the uniquely American holiday with the company of President Connie Book.

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NEWS 04/18/2026 3:48pm

STEM Saturday brings Alamance County high school students to Elon University

Alamance-Burlington School System high school students gathered on Elon University’s campus April 18 for Elon’s annual STEM Saturday. Elon senior and co-lead of STEM Saturday Sophia Wall said the program works directly with ABSS to give students hands-on experience in STEM through labs.

SPORTS 04/18/2026 11:57am

Elon women’s tennis builds championship culture on energy, trust

As junior Mariana Reding was preparing for her serve, she first checked in with fellow junior and longtime doubles partner Simone Bergeron. Reding nodded, affirming Bergeron’s suggestion. The small gesture was enough. Bergeron called for a kick serve out wide. The plan worked. Reding served outside, moving her opponent off the court. Bergeron pounced on the shallow angle the team got in response, forcing their opponents to hit a weak return. Reding had an easy volley to finish off the point. She missed it. But walking back — it’d be hard to tell. Instead of screaming or crying, Reding laughed.

NEWS 04/17/2026 5:48pm