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NEWS 11/2/15 1:49pm

Latin American fall celebrations

By meaglin

Halloween may have ended but some Latin American countries still have several celebrations. All Souls Day, All Saints Day, and Day of the Dead are three celebrations that take place in the beginning of November.

NEWS 11/2/15 1:13pm

Voices of Elon: Jasper Thomas III

By Sydney Spaulding

Jasper Thomas III is a junior double majoring in Theatre Studies and Cinema and Television Arts. Listen as takes us through is tales of childhood adventure and future aspirations. Multimedia by Sydney Spaulding, multimedia staffer.

SPORTS 11/1/15 4:23pm

Volleyball stumbles late, falls in five at Delaware

By Kyle Lubinsky

The Elon University Phoenix volleyball team lost to the University of Delaware Blue Hens on Saturday, 3-2 (24-26, 26-24, 25-18, 13-25, 7-15). The loss marks Elon's 20th on the season, and its tenth in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play.  The Phoenix trailed early in the first set, but managed to narrow the score late.

SPORTS 11/1/15 4:07pm

Last-minute goal clinches men's soccer share of conference title

By Wesley Share

Senior night ended in dramatic fashion on Halloween, as the No. 24-ranked Elon University men's soccer team pulled out a last-minute victory in a crucial Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) finale against College of Charleston in sudden-death. The game, otherwise marred by untimely penalties and missed opportunities, was scoreless through 90 minutes of regulation as well as the ten-minute overtime period.

NEWS 10/31/15 9:02pm

Speak Out for Syria brings refugee awareness

By Ally Feinsot

Speak Out for Syria (SOS) was founded at Elon University this fall to educate the community and fundraise for the millions of refugees in need to help the approximately 9 million Syrians fleeing their home country after a civil war outbreak in March 2011.

NEWS 10/30/15 12:00pm

Caitlyn Balkcum prepares for senior music recital

By Ally Feinsot

Senior Caitlyn Balkcum will take the audience through a range of cultures during her classical voice recital at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3 in Whitley Auditorium. As a music education major, Balkcum is required to prepare a recital featuring music from various composers and time periods.

NEWS 10/30/15 11:23am

Ancient techniques create memory champion

By Sarah Wood

Science journalist Joshua Foer showed a half-packed Whitley Auditorium audience a list of 100 random words. He then issued them a challenge. “If I gave you 100 random words and gave you 15 minutes to remember every single word on that list, could you do it?” Foer said. For his speech “Nature of Memory” Wednesday, Foer talked an audience of Elon University faculty, staff, students and community members through his history with memory techniques.

NEWS 10/29/15 11:43pm

Update on U.S. Department of Justice vs. Johnson

By Gary Grumbach

The U.S. Justice Department is allowing Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson to receive federal funds after a court dismissed allegations that he ordered deputies to violate the civil rights of Hispanic residents. The North Carolina Governor's Crime Commission Executive Director David Huffman said Thursday that he received notice this week that the Alamance County Sheriff Office, could again seek the federal funds. Huffman says the ACSO had been blocked from applying for a piece of about $5 million divided among North Carolina law enforcement agencies since a federal civil rights lawsuit was filed in 2012. As previously reported, a federal judge in August dismissed the government's case alleging Alamance deputies targeted Latinos for traffic stops.

NEWS 10/28/15 9:28pm

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NEWS 10/28/15 5:00pm

Baila with El Centro's dance classes

By Alexandra Schonfeld

Elon University students have the chance to tango, salsa and cha-cha-cha their way through Latin dance classes with El Centro de Espanol. El Centro provides students and faculty with learning opportunities to not only master the Spanish language, but also to understand the culture from Spanish-speaking countries around the world.

SPORTS 10/28/15 2:00pm

Little keeping tabs on ranking as postseason nears

By Jordan Spritzer

With 12 wins, achieving the team’s highest ranking in program history earlier this year, and the longest winning streak to start a season in team history, Chris Little, head coach of Elon University’s men’s soccer team, has a lot to appreciate on the field.  Though the second-year head coach is always widening his focus, keeping an eye on national rankings and opposing team’s Ratings Percentage Index (RPI). “It’s really important to us and it’s always has been to the program because why would you put all your eggs into once basket in terms of just winning the conference tournament?” said head coach Chris Little.

NEWS 10/28/15 1:15pm

Mapping Elon's Mushrooms

By Max Garland

On associate professor of biology Antonio Izzo’s website is a link to a map that shows dozens of fungi, all in different shapes, sizes and colors, around Elon University’s campus.

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Students receive E-alert warning of assault

Students received an E-Alert around 4 a.m. April 5, informing them of an assault earlier that night in the Mill Point neighborhood and urging anyone with information to contact campus police.

NEWS 04/05/2026 9:34am
Elon University, Go Baby Go modify cars for children with mobility challenges

Elon University’s Innovation Hall was filled with the high-pitched hums of electric motors and the sounds of childhood play April 4. The noises came from the first Go Baby Go program at Elon, where the community takes standard electric toy cars and adapts them for children who cannot traditionally operate one. 

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