Hurricane Florence Coverage

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NEWS 10/8/18 7:42pm

Service Learning: Elon Volunteers to travel to Fayetteville for Florence relief

By Maeve Ashbrook

After Hurricane Florence hit the Carolina coast last month, Elon University students are searching for ways to help victims. Director of the Kernodle Center for Service Learning Mary Morrison organized a group of volunteers to travel to Fayetteville, North Carolina.

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SPORTS 10/7/18 6:53pm

Volleyball falls to JMU in four sets

By Caitlin Rundle

The Phoenix remains winless all-time against the Dukes, now sitting at a 0-10 career record. Senior outsider hitter Kam Terry said, “JMU is our biggest rival in the CAA, so we always come into the game really really excited, trying to get the win.”

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NEWS 10/7/18 4:31pm

Pride festival comes to Alamance County

By Nina Fleck

Alamance County's fourth-annual Pride festival gave more color to Burlington Oct. 6. Drag queens, vendors, students and community members gathered to express and show support for the LGBTQIA community.

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SPORTS 10/6/18 7:42pm

No. 9 Elon football shocks No. 2 JMU

By Alex Reynolds

Elon University football (4-1) upset defending Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) champion and No. 2-seed James Madison University (4-2) in dramatic fashion to spoil the Dukes' Parents Weekend game 27-24.

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NEWS 10/6/18 4:41pm

Biko Mandela Gray: "On Not Standing a Chance: Black Life & the Object"

 

Biko Mandela Gray speaks to Elon students for the Fall 2018 Ferris E. Reynolds philosophy lecture 

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NEWS 10/5/18 3:10pm

SGA discusses freedom of speech in first monthly town hall of 2018

By Baylor Rodman

SGA moved its town hall to downstairs Moseley in hopes of attracting more students to the discussion.

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NEWS 10/5/18 2:13pm

Listen to the inaugural edition of the ENN Radio podcast

By Alex Hager

On the first episode of ENN's new podcast, we take a look at Elon's strategic plan with reporter Victoria Traxler, hear the latest updates on McEwen Dining Hall with news director Maya Eaglin, and preview Saturday's football game at JMU with sports director Jack Haley.

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NEWS 10/5/18 1:55pm

Volleyball loses fifth straight falling to Towson

By Alex Reynolds

Elon University Volleyball (8-7) fell in four sets to the Towson Tigers (7-11) in the team’s first home CAA matchup in the Schar Center (18-25,19-25, 25-21, 23-25). With this loss, the team’s losing streak persists to five straight.

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NEWS 10/5/18 10:42am

The freshman class attends Elon's Call to Honor

By Elisabeth Bachmann

Freshmen students reflected on their values at the Call to Honor ceremony.

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NEWS 10/5/18 9:53am

Merge: Bringing local artists into the spotlight

By Grace Morris

Local artists were represented tonight in Merge, a pop-up exhibition in downtown Graham. 

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NEWS 10/4/18 6:37pm

Strength in Numbers and Allies

By Rachel Ellis

The #MeToo and Times Up Movements have repeatedly made headlines over the past year.  This week, sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh fueled the conversation once again. 

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NEWS 10/4/18 11:52am

Author Kristen Green visits Elon to discuss 'Something Must Be Done About Prince Edward County'

By Paloma Camacho

Green spoke to the Elon community tonight Wednesday, Oct. 3rd at 7:30 p.m. in the Alumni Gym.

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SPORTS 10/4/18 11:04am

Elon men’s soccer outlasted by Delaware Blue Hens in late game thriller

By Tellier Lundquist

The Elon Phoenix (3-6-1) could not equalize the Blue Hens of Delaware (3-7-0) after a goal midway through the second half broke the Phoenix positive drives. Evident throughout the match was the team's intense desire to win its first Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) conference game this year, but with a low shot count of seven, only one on target, the Phoenix did not come out with the outcome they needed. 

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NEWS 10/4/18 9:00am

Reflecting on Hispanic Heritage Month and what’s next

By Perla Salazar-Rangel

The reflections on Hispanic Heritage Month have been of pride and representation. Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated nationally from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. At Elon, the celebrations start as early as Sept. 3 and go on throughout the rest of the semester.

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NEWS 10/4/18 12:00am

Elon begins with the early stages of new strategic planning process

By Victoria Traxler

The administrators of Elon University are preparing to write the 2030 Strategic Plan, which will direct the school’s actions in the upcoming decade.  The plan’s creation is four-phase plan. Its initial stage, invitation to participate, has just begun. This stage will be followed by drafting, fine tuning and lastly, implementation in 2020. 

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LIFESTYLE 10/3/18 7:00pm

The newest addition to the Elon Police Department

By Jacob Berman and Meagan Lynn

The Elon Police Department has a new officer on the beat, and he has four legs. Spartacus is a 2-year-old Dutch Shepherd from Mexico City whose strong work ethic and drive made him the perfect addition to the department.

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LIFESTYLE 10/3/18 5:00pm

Planning and Preparing for the Merge Pop-up Exhibition

By Anton L. Delgado

The Independent Artist Movement is hosting it's second annual Merge Pop-up Exhibition this Thursday, Oct. 4. The show will feature the work of 33 local artists, including an Elon University senior.

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SPORTS 10/3/18 9:00am

Food, Football and Family: The 7 a.m. Tailgate

By Jack Haley

On the day of a Elon University football game at home, there are a few constants: The sun will rise, the stands will be filled with fans and the Elon 7 a.m. Tailgate group will have the grills going as they cook up some mighty fine food.

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NEWS 10/3/18 8:00am

Elon's Homecoming concert breaks records and brings up new concerns

By Alex Roat

  A look at the decision that is bringing Quinn XCII, Sean Kingston and Jesse McCartney to campus

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LIFESTYLE 10/3/18 7:00am

Community members back on campus with Life@Elon

By Anton L. Delgado

The Life@Elon program was created to offer non-credit learning opportunities to people age 50 and older. 

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