It might not be as new as some other dorms on campus, but the Historic Neighborhood has charm and a rich history.
Coverage from Global Neighborhood as freshmen and their families moved in Aug. 25, 2017.
Greeted with cheers from their future RAs and orientation leaders, new students began to move in to the Danieley Neighborhood at 8:30 a.m.
At his last Elon Move-In day as University president, Leo Lambert says he always loves seeing all the new faces on campus. Lambert understands the stress these Elon parents are going through as they send their child off to college! He said to stay tuned for his last Convocation speech for his advice for freshmen.
For all those last minute “need-to-have” items, Target comes to the rescue. Students and families flocked to Target today to get everything they may have forgotten at home or didn’t realize they needed. The goal: to buy everything you need while your parents are still there so you don’t have to pay for any of it. But after a few hours, there was no where to park and some items sold out.
The recent police shootings, current political climate and protests such as the one Charlottesville, Virginia have led senior Alonzo Cee to combat the negative stereotypes aimed at black males. While interning and doing research at the Alpha Phi Alpha headquarters this summer, Cee came to the realization of the lack of support systems that exist for black males on college campuses. “The books I was reading and researched talked about that there needs to be support groups specifically targeted for black men in order to make them feel like they have some worth, have that connection and have that bond,” Cee said. Cee’s research focused on African American men on college campuses and he came across the subject of support systems in predominantly white college campuses.
As freshman begin settling into their new homes at Elon, Betsy Polk, Hillel’s new interim director is settling in as well.
Following the terrifying and tragic display of white supremacy at the University of Virginia and in Charlottesville earlier this month, many people and organizations across the nation have pledged their solidarity with UVA and everyone affected by this tragedy. This event struck a chord with many Americans, showing us all the reality of white supremacy, fascism, neo-Nazism and the remaining power of the Klu Klux Klan.
FOOTBALL Elon is facing a stacked schedule this fall. Five of the Phoenix’ opponents this year are ranked in the top 25 in the FCS coaches poll.
Ahead of the cross country season, one runner will be missing from the starting line. Molly Offstein was struck by a car in March while on a run.
With the season-opening race on Saturday here in Elon, the new coach of the cross country team looks to elevate the program to places it hasn’t gone before. On July 13, Athletic Director Dave Blank announced that Kevin Jermyn would be taking the helm of the cross country program.
Talk to just about any student at Elon and they’ll say they’re proud to go here. Some will tell you how much they love the campus, others will tell you how much they love their professors.
After fighting for an overall record of 7-9-3 last season, the Elon University Women’s Soccer team is prepped and ready to kick off the 2017 campaign with a bang.
When the Elon University football team took to the practice field Saturday afternoon, there was a hint of rustiness as the start of fall classes loomed ahead for the coming week. First-year head coach Curt Cignetti wasn’t using it as an excuse though.
Elon University’s volleyball team started their season last week with some new faces on the court.
Elon soccer forward Elijah Agu said there's no other way to explain it. The pieces just didn't fall into place last year.
In April, former president of the NC Mu chapter Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity and senior Owen Gaffney used a racial slur toward a black student, causing a campus-wide conversation regarding racial issues. Now the organizations are redefining their perspectives and working to increase inclusivity.
Nick Ciolkowski is the two-time reigning Colonial Athletic Association individual champion. Going into this season, the junior aims to capture his third title, but also sets his eyes on something larger.
The New-York based singer, Jon Bellion, was announced as the Student Union Board's (SUB) and SGA's headlining event for this year's Homecoming Concert in Nov.
Five Park Place apartments are being treated for mildew and excessive moisture issues, according to MarQuita Barker, senior associate director of Residence Life.
