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NEWS 3/15/13 4:57pm

Essentials for spring break

By Tatum Pederson

The Perfect Bikini Swimsuits are must-haves for any trip involving fun in the sun! Try bringing a couple of suits that include different styles and colors so you can mix and match. Light and Comfy Cover-Up Whether you are lounging on the beach or cooling down at the snack shack, cover-ups are essential to a beach day.

NEWS 3/15/13 4:56pm

Wardrobe transition: winter to spring

By Karina Pepe

It’s always a challenge to fit wardrobes from every season into a small dorm-room closet.  This encourages some serious creativity to use pieces year-round.  The key pieces that transcend the seasons can help save your wallet as we transition from winter to spring. Scarves: There’s no doubt that a scarf is traditionally a winter accessory, but recent trends have scarves as an ideal piece in layering for the spring.

NEWS 3/15/13 4:55pm

Painted shoes pave the way to Africa for two Elon sophomores

By Katy Steele

When a friend asked sophomore Cate LeSourd if she would help lead a fundraising campaign in support of a summer service trip to Africa, Cate immediately thought, “Man, I wish I could go with her.” Four months later, she is. On the surface, LeSourd fits the mold of your typical, enthusiastic Elon student—assuredly overcommitted, yet wildly successful.

NEWS 3/15/13 4:49pm

MLB Preview 2013

By Jordan Spritzer

The marathon that is the Major League Baseball season is about to begin, with spring training camps opening up across Florida and Arizona.  This is no different from every other season.  However, what is different this season is the installment of year-round inter-league play.  With the Houston Astros switching leagues, there are now 15 teams in each league, thus creating the need for an inter-league matchup to occur at all times.  Since its inception in 2007, inter-league play normally occurred over the course of a two-week period in June or July.  Now, it will occur from April to September.

NEWS 3/15/13 4:46pm

Concerts to look for

By Molly Boyce

As the new semester bursts with classes, assignments, professors, activities and responsibilities, the calendar seems to shift quickly from the ease and escape of fake break to the frenzy of spring.

NEWS 3/15/13 4:38pm

Return to the rut

By Eliza Brinkley

The cold January wind whips through your lungs as you lift a night table from the trunk of your old Volvo station wagon and turn to face the door of your unfamiliar West End apartment—your new home for the spring semester since having returned to Elon from studying abroad fall semester.

NEWS 3/14/13 8:40pm

SGA Senate Recap: March 14

By Katherine Blunt

Thursday night’s SGA Senate meeting marked the last day of the 2012-2013 legislative year. The 2013-2014 Senate and the Executive Council will convene for the first time after Spring Break. SGA Executive Vice President Connor O’Donnell thanked the Senate members for their hard work and support during a challenging legislative year.

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NEWS 02/23/2026 10:36pm
Elon Town Council approves Elon University tax amendment, ordinances, resolutions

Elon Town Council discussed a tax amendment, approved its audit contract, and passed an ordinance for its purchase of property at 112 Orange Dr. The agenda for the meeting stated the property was at 112 Orange St., but this is incorrect. Elon Mayor Emily Sharpe wasn’t present for the meeting. Mayor pro tempore Monti Allison presided over the meeting Feb. 23. 

NEWS 02/23/2026 5:28pm
Elon University enrollment drops below 6,000 for first time since 2018

Elon University’s undergraduate enrollment has dipped below 6,000 students for the first time since spring 2018, according to the Spring Registrar’s Report released Feb. 23. This decrease comes after an 11.6% drop in enrollment for the class of 2029. Part of this pattern can be attributed to the “demographic cliff,” the decreasing supply of college students from a falling national birth rate that began in 2007. The total undergraduate enrollment of 5,974 is a decrease from the 6,226 students the university reported in the spring of 2025. It’s also roughly 200 fewer students than the 6,191 reported in fall 2025. Though overall student numbers dropped, there was also an increase of 523 seniors, compared to the fall report.

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