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EDITORIAL: Mental health should matter to you

It’s important that we treat a mental health problem at its onset. Various treatment options exist, but the crucial step is recognizing that we can seek help. If we don’t, we risk decreasing our state of wellbeing, academic performance, and personal motivation to achieve our goals. 

GUEVARA: You don’t have to do everything

President Emeritus Leo Lambert tells us to avoid making a bologna sandwich at the Elon banquet, but it's just as important to make sure everything fits on your plate. 

President Book leads first Phoenix Walk at 7.a.m. this morning

It was a bright and early morning for some members of the Elon community. President Connie Book held the first Phoenix Walk at 7 a.m. this morning, beginning and ending outside of the Koury Center.

Burlington mayor completes childhood dream by earning pilot's license

Throughout his short yet prosperous career, his childhood dream of flying never died. Now, after years of being grounded, it’s finally starting to take off. 

Historical markers around campus highlight Elon's past

Elon hopes to remember its history by scattering historical plaques on campus.

Pummeling in Piscataway: Elon soccer wins by largest margin in D1 era

Bronte's hat-trick leads the way as Phoenix down Rutgers on the road 8-1.

Elon football shows strength in the run game, room to improve on defense

Elon football showed that they came to play this year, despite dropping their first contest of the year on Saturday while visiting the University of South Florida. 

SGA continues homecoming planning with $4,000 budget

SGA emphasizes patience as it continues preparing for big events. 

Phoenix outpaced by USF in season-opener

The Elon University football team found itself outmuscled and outmatched in Raymond James Stadium Saturday night. The University of South Florida rolled to a 34-14 victory behind a pace that proved a handful for the FCS visitors.

Auditions for "Sweeney Todd" celebrate musical theatre student progress

Preparation for “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” begins the very first week of classes with auditions described by musical theater majors as grueling, vulnerable, and “one of the most important parts of the school year.”

PREVIEW: Elon opens up football season at South Florida

The Phoenix takes on an FBS opponent tonight in Tampa.

MaGerks Elon tentatively planned to open late next week

The long awaited opening of the new sports bar is just days away.

CAMPUS VOICES: Mental health awareness deserves greater priority

Similar to the experience of Hannah Baker in the seemingly popular Netflix series, “Thirteen Reasons Why," many college students struggle with feelings of helplessness every day.

Local experts discuss current events at 'What Happened Over the Summer' panel

The panel touched on key national issues in front of approximately 100 people in the crowd.

Downtown businesses are booming again

After a slow summer, business owners in downtown Elon are breathing a sigh of relief that the students are back. Oak House owner Phil Smith said the coffee shop will make more money this week than in the entire month of July. 

Lake Mary Nell swan dead due to natural causes

Elon's beloved bird dead after eight years on campus.

Finding determination through adversity

Fire alarm, Curry family announcement highlight Elon volleyball's win against NC A&T

Volleyball wins in first intercollegiate contest held in Schar Center.

Column: Student before Athlete

While some institutions are placing focus solely on athletics for their student-athletes, Elon has been able to strike a key balance, winning on the field and in the classroom.

CAMPUS VOICES: Take Advantage of Opportunities at Elon