Editorials

Mellette travels path less taken

Sanford, North Carolina to New York City. That’s the jump he hopes to make in the coming months. From a first day playing safety to a top wide receiver prospect for the 2013 NFL Draft.  Above it all, he credits his family for everything he has done so far. “I think family is the No.

Men’s cross country runners share their faith with teammates

For junior men’s cross country runner Jimmy Stevenson, it’s just part of who he is. He can’t ignore the message he says has given him joy. That’s why, with fellow junior runner Ben Perron, Stevenson is leading a Bible study with members of his team. “The guys on the team are some of my best buddies.

At DNC, Clinton boasts need for partnership, not partisanship

The Democratic National Convention continued today in Charlotte with another group of prominent speakers.

Building inclusivity on a college campus: Religious spaces overlap in Multi-faith center

[quote]If we’re interested in living in a world full of peace that is lasting and real, we have to be understanding of other people’s religions - Jan Fuller, university chaplain[/quote] Even on a college campus where multiculturalism is welcomed, it takes a conscious effort to create an environment that is wholly diverse and accepting. Members of Elon University’s faculty and student body are now exploring ways an education about a wide range of religious traditions can increase and spread the understanding of various ideologies prevalent on campus. “Religion is fundamental to who we are as human beings,” said Jan Fuller, university chaplain.

Top 5 Cultural Comparisons in Copenhagen

COPENHAGEN —  I have only been in Copenhagen for a few weeks now, so it is a little early to understand real cultural differences.

Before the release: Elon Poll strives to collect accurate data about N.C. voter preference

The most recent Elon University Poll communicates the significance of North Carolina voter opinions in relation to the upcoming national election.

Elon Poll shows Romney winning battle for N.C. votes

CHARLOTTE N.C. — The Democratic National Convention kicked off Sept. 3, and the latest Elon University Poll suggests President Obama will have to put up a strong front to secure a definite victory in this battleground state.

Correspondent's Corner: Return to Seville

Growing up in a household in which the pantry overflowed with savory European curiosities and Swedish holiday traditions shaped the core of my childhood.

Modern artist provides social commentary through quirky pieces

Superman and Hello Kitty, paintballs and glitter, sexuality and gun violence:  These are not the typical phrases one encounters in an art discussion, especially in conjunction with one another.

Elon students start semester in spotlight 4 freshmen honored during convocation ceremony

More than 1,400 incoming freshmen and transfer students sat Under the Oaks during Elon University’s 2012 New Student Convocation. From that number, four were distinguished. Each year, Smith Jackson, vice president and dean of Student Life, selects four students to recognize at the ceremony.

Freshman feature: Jessica Schult serves in Nepal

During New Student Convocation each year, Smith Jackson, vice president and dean of Student Life, selects four new students to hilight.

DNC: Day 3 in pictures

First-year SGA election results

The results of the first-year SGA elections were announced Sept.

Protesters With Opposite Views Find Common Ground

A faith-based protest got heated outside of the Charlotte Convention Center Wednesday morning, when a demonstrator accused America of moving away from God. "The Democratic National Convention has come to the conclusion that they don't need God anymore," said Reverand Flip Benham, bellowing into the megaphone at the Operation Save America demonstration. Other protesters holding signs that condemn abortion, homosexuality and other Biblical sins supported Benham, the director of Operation Save America.

Michael Nutter on Obama's work for college students

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter shares his opinion on why this is an election for young people. [div class="alignleft"] [/div]

Protests Preview

Here's a look at what's been going on outside the Charlotte convention center: ELN was there during the abortion debate this afternoon. [div class="alignleft"] [/div]

DNC: Julian Castro

DNC keynote speaker Julian Castro on why young people should vote in the upcoming election. [div class="alignleft"] [/div]

DNC Burlington Protestors in Charlotte

Protestors came from all over the country to let their voices be heard at the DNC. Jason Puckett found some local protestors who shared their opinions. [div class="alignleft"] [/div]

DNC Women's Caucus meets in Charlotte

Nicole Chadwick visited the Democratic Women's Caucus and learned why their vote is so important in this election. [div class="alignleft"] [/div] Speakers include former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and President of Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards.

Elon Newsmakers: Darien Flowers, SGA President

Elon Newsmakers seeks to highlight the movers and shakers on the Elon University campus. This week, SGA President sits down with Katie Blunt to talk about the class of 2016 elections, the Chick-Fil-A controversy and how he hopes to define his last semester in the SGA. Also read: Q&A with Darien Flowers