Letters to the Editor

NRA flag removed from Smith Hall window because of Residence Life policy

A resident in Smith Hall hung an NRA flag out of his window, igniting emotions and debate on campus.

Classes canceled Thursday and Friday as Elon braces for Florence

Elon University will  be closed on Thursday and Friday.  Beginning at 8 a.m. Thursday, all classes, offices, student activities and athletic events will be suspended until further notice. 

The 17th Anniversary of 9/11

Hurricane Florence expected to make landfall on North Carolina on Thursday

Elon University announced that administrators will be monitoring the path of Hurricane Florence, which is expected to hit landfall late Thursday, according to the National Hurricane Center. 

Elon University students connected to Parkland tragedy enact their own change

Elon University students and alumni of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School speak on the loss and political movement in the long-term wake of the Valentine's Day shooting at the Parkland, Florida high school.

BECK: Elon is more than Greek Life

Spending your time worrying about recruitment for a sorority or fraternity isn't worth it, columnist Melissa Beck writes.

Elon pummels Furman 45-7 in first home game of the season

The Phoenix scored most points in a game in last five years in grudge match with Paladins.

MaGerks Elon officially open for business after months of delay

MaGerks Pub and Grill Elon is officially open for business. It opened its doors in line with Elon's first home football game of the season against Furman University.

Women's soccer falls to Charlotte

Elon University's women's soccer team fell to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte 49ers at Rudd Field on Thursday night. With a 2-0 loss, Elon fell to a 2-2-3 record, and Charlotte improved to 4-2.

SGA moves this month's town hall meeting to Sept. 20

SGA will hold the first town hall meeting of the year on Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in Moseley 215.

MaGerks Elon days away from opening

The long awaited MaGerks Pub & Grill is just days away from opening. After originally announcing an open date of June 2018, additional add-ons forced the opening to be pushed back. 

MORRIS: What matters most in college

In some cases, experience outside the classroom is more valuable to a student's future than skills gained exclusively in class, ENN contributor Grace Morris writes.

Students still lack knowledge of mental health resources despite new university efforts

New campaigns surrounding mental health and wellness need better marketing, students say 

Elon Eats: Salvation Coffee Co.

Salvation Coffee Company is a freedom-loving, family-oriented business; a home for cold brews, casual conversation and good music.

EDITORIAL: Mental health should matter to you

It’s important that we treat a mental health problem at its onset. Various treatment options exist, but the crucial step is recognizing that we can seek help. If we don’t, we risk decreasing our state of wellbeing, academic performance, and personal motivation to achieve our goals. 

GUEVARA: You don’t have to do everything

President Emeritus Leo Lambert tells us to avoid making a bologna sandwich at the Elon banquet, but it's just as important to make sure everything fits on your plate. 

President Book leads first Phoenix Walk at 7.a.m. this morning

It was a bright and early morning for some members of the Elon community. President Connie Book held the first Phoenix Walk at 7 a.m. this morning, beginning and ending outside of the Koury Center.

Burlington mayor completes childhood dream by earning pilot's license

Throughout his short yet prosperous career, his childhood dream of flying never died. Now, after years of being grounded, it’s finally starting to take off. 

Historical markers around campus highlight Elon's past

Elon hopes to remember its history by scattering historical plaques on campus.

Pummeling in Piscataway: Elon soccer wins by largest margin in D1 era

Bronte's hat-trick leads the way as Phoenix down Rutgers on the road 8-1.