Audiences will travel back to the 1900s and listen to America's historical musical art form — jazz. Elon’s Jazz Ensemble will perform its fall concert, “American Standardization,” in McCrary Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 14.
The Elon student body received word of the death of Demitri Allison, a junior wide receiver on the football team, on Wednesday night. According to an email from Smith Jackson, vice president for student life, Allison died Wednesday afternoon after falling from Morrison Residence Hall, a 10-story building at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Since Allison's death, the football team and student body have expressed their condolences and mourning for him on social media. https://twitter.com/cchristiansen_8/status/664615671871991808 Close friends and members of the team such as Megan Gravley, Connor Christiansen and Alex Higgins posted their thoughts and feelings of loss on Twitter. https://twitter.com/HiggeeSmalls/status/664616511672221696 https://twitter.com/meggravley/status/664621050626486272 Tomorrow the university will hold a Gathering of Friends in remembrance of Allison at 4:30 p.m.
Junior Demitri Allison died Wednesday after falling from a 10-story residence hall at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Allison, a member of the football team, left campus Tuesday and friends, teammates and family asked police to look for Allison because "they were concerned for his well-being and emotional state." Shortly after Smith Jackson, vice president for student life, sent an email to Elon University students regarding Allison's death, a number of athletes took to Twitter to pay their respects to Allison.
As any woman knows far too well, getting your period is not a choice. But pads and tampons are, more often than not, taxed as a luxury item.
An Elon University student died Wednesday after falling from a 10-story building at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, according to an email from Smith Jackson, vice president for student life. Demitri Allison, 21 and a native of Cornelius, N.C., was a junior management major and wide receiver on the Elon football team. There will be a gathering of friends at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Rhodes Stadium open to all.
A few weeks ago, while digging for some ice cream at Lakeside, I noticed a group of girls at a nearby table.
Every March, hundreds of high school seniors flood onto Elon University’s campus, all hoping to earn a spot in one of Elon’s prestigious Fellows Programs. These programs offer students opportunities for academic and professional exploration beyond those already offered by the university.
The North Carolina Supreme Court upheld a state law that prohibits registered sex offenders from using social media sites, including Facebook.
Every first date comes with jitters and anticipation, but it's time to take one anxiety-provoking thought out of the equation: outfit stress.
Six members of the Presidential Task Force on Campus Social Climate and Out of Class Engagement an initiative established this semester to
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The month of November is Lung Cancer awareness month and many North Carolina schools have launched campaigns against smoking on campus.
He had no passport, no birth certificate and no way of getting to the Dominican Republic. But when Elon University Physical Plant employee Anthony Totten arrived to work one chilly January morning, he received a life-changing call. With less than six hours until the flight was scheduled to depart, the university informed him it had procured a travel document in the nick of time.
Students and faculty gathered together on November 10 in the McBride Gathering Space to continue the discussion on the Presidential Social Task Force. Naeemah Clark led the discussion by creating an open forum with students to see what needs the most change.
To help enforce motor and pedestrian laws, Elon University Campus Safety and Police will begin a one week educational and enforcement campaign Nov.
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After arriving at Elon University as an exercise science major, senior Christian Seitz had ambitions of playing soccer and incorporating his love of the sport with science. Neither of those things happened.
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In the past few months, there have been two historic GoFundMe campaigns launched by Elon University’s best and brightest.
Holding up a piece of colored paper the instructor declares, "Yellow. Amarillo." A chorus of 4 year olds sitting crosslegged in a circle around her repeat, "Yellow.
