Health & Wellness

As 125th year anniversary approaches, the town of Elon addresses future growth

Today, around 10,000 people live in the town of Elon though it is only 5 square miles. About 70 percent of the town is comprised of students. The population of Elon is growing by 290 people each year, according to the town. 

College Republicans request more SGA funds than College Democrats

For the past two years, the SGA budget has granted College Republicans more money than College Democrats. In the 2016-2017 budget year, College Republicans requested $6,313 and received $3,250. Meanwhile, College Democrats requested $2,503 and received $2,100. College Republicans were allocated $3,500 and College Democrats $2,200 for the 2018-2019 budget year during the SGA meeting March 8.

Elon promotes diversity through Phoenix Fusion

Phoenix Fusion is a two-day event themed around diversity on Elon’s campus. It gives admitted high school seniors from diverse backgrounds the opportunity learn about the diversity of the campus, the academic programs, and students life. Students who attended the event have the opportunity to spend the night with a current student, tour the campus, and participate in various activities. 

Elon alumna to perform in ‘Mean Girls’ on Broadway

 The popular cult classic film, “Mean Girls,” is being brought to life to the Broadway stage as a musical, featuring a familiar Elon University alumna face. 

Advocating for action: The fight for immigrant rights

After news broke last September that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was being rescinded, senior Ana Silvia decided something needed to be done at Elon University.

SGA announces its appointments for the new 2018-2019 year

SGA will vote on these positions in their first legislative term of the new year on April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Moseley 215. SGA also invites students to join them after the meeting for the event "Starting Together" at Oak House for non-alcoholic drinks to "continue the conversation." Snacks will be provided by SGA until 10 p.m. 

Elon Musk seen wearing an Elon University t-shirt

In a picture posted to tech magnate Elon Musk’s Twitter on Monday, Musk is seen wearing an Elon University t-shirt.

Bryanna Hames' quest to be more than just a thrower

The unquestioned leader of Elon's track and field team balances her life outside of athletics while she attempts to become a national champion.

'Parklet' comes to downtown Elon

A small park popped up on West Lebanon Avenue in the past few weeks. It all started with a parking study, leading to an idea of bettering the pedestrian experience at Elon. 

Brnovich's sophomore campaign off to a hot start

For sophomore right hander Kyle Brnovich, strikeouts are everything. He entered his seventh start of the season against the College of Charleston Cougars on Friday, March 30 with 61 Ks, good enough for fifth in Division I Baseball.  

Town of Elon discusses its development plans for the next 22 years

The Town of Elon is making new strides in land development with its comprehensive, planned project, Envision 2040. Through this new plan, the town hopes to combat the issues of population growth, housing and non-profit ownership over the span of the next 22 years.

Reactions in Japan

Reactions to China

Burmese Activist Khin Zaw Win makes visit to World Odyssey

The multiple truths of single stories

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell visits Elon's campus

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was seen touring Elon’s campus on Friday morning. Goodell was touring the school with his family, including his wife, former Fox News anchor Jane Skinner. 

Elon students prepare for Passover

On Thursday, Elon Hillel had a matzo ball making marathon where students volunteered by making matzo balls and charoset for the Elon Hillel’s annual Passover Seder. 

Elon's music program receives $1 million gift

The largest gift in Elon University’s music program history will help with funding equipment and studio upgrades. The $1 million donation was made by an Elon family, who is wishing to remain anonymous. 

Elon community voices Facebook concerns

The Facebook ethics workshop tonight at 5:30 in McKinnon raised just as many questions as did answers. Among one of the biggest questions: is what Facebook did illegal?

‘When did you consider yourself an American?’

"They were naturalized citizens, green card holders and international students — all of whom are immigrants.On March 28, Immigrant Realities hosted a panel where five Elon University members — students, professors and alumni, discussed their experiences immigrating to the US."