Letters to the Editor

Intent & Impact: InterVarsity members discuss future of the Elon chapter

Joel Harter, University Chaplain of Protestant Life addressed Elon's chapter of InterVarsity Thursday night, and attempted to answer their questions about an InterVarsity staff member being told to not return from a sabbatical. Harter claimed silence as Elon's policy in matters of personnel issues.

SGA elections 2018

Elon University's Student Government Association (SGA) is holding elections soon, and it's up to YOU who represents your class and study body in 2018-2019 . Voting will run from Monday, February 19th until 5 p.m. February 20th.

El Centro staff member denied a work visa, temporarily returning to Spain

Emily Torchiana highlights struggles with mental illness

Emily Torchiana, founder and president of The Invisible Illnesses, a non-profit organization that advocates for recognizing mental illness, reminded students they are not alone and shared her personal struggles.

Elon Board of Alderman approves permit for new Elon Elementary School

On Tuesday night the Elon Board of Alderman unanimously voted to approve a special-use permit and start construction on the new school. 

A slice of creativity at Pandora's Pies

The double sided chalkboard sits right outside of Pandora’s and every couple of days features a new witty slogan, about pizza, beer, or their specials.  Brittney Tillman is the brains behind the sign. Brittney has been working at Pandora’s for the past six years and decided to take on the task of designing the chalkboard herself. 

Mediterranean Deli opening Feb. 28, according to owner

Jamil Kadoura is just as anxious to open the Mediterranean Deli, Bakery and Catering in Park Place as the rest of the Elon University community is to welcome it.  “I’m really excited,” Kadoura, owner of Mediterranean Deli, Bakery and Catering said. “I want this to be over with. It’s been like, a year and a half! We wanted to do it the right way, it’s very important to bring it in not too fast and not make mistakes.”

Elon community to celebrate women's strength on Valentine's Day

Valentine’s Day is typically celebrated with chocolate, heart-shaped candies, and letters from loved ones. But, one group on campus is celebrating Valentine’s Day by raising awareness to sexual violence. 

Just my type: Elon News Network's Valentine's Day Special Edition

  Inside this Valentine’s Day Special Edition, you’ll find valuable things you can use to celebrate the holiday.

InterVarsity staff member makes final remarks before permanent sabbatical

Tears were shed by both students and staff alike as Doug Arms, an InterVarsity staff member, gave his final address before leaving for a sabbatical he will not return from. In December, Arms announced through a video shared with IV members, that he had been asked by the Elon University chaplains to step down from his position permanently. 

Understanding foreign conflicts comes from immersion

'We've completely lost hope.' Crest resident reacts to permanent relocation

Elon dominates College of Charleston in Play4Kay Game

Capturing its 16th-straight win in Alumni Gym, the Elon University women's basketball team dominated the College of Charleston 97-44 in their annual Play4Kay game. Just shy of the centennial mark, the Phoenix set the record for most points in a Division I conference game.    Five Elon players finished the night in the double figures. Senior guard Shay Burnett and freshman forward Jaylin Powell each had 15 points on the night, sophomore center Ra'Shika White scored 13, and sophomore guard Lexi Mercer and senior center Malaya Johnson each captured 10. This is the third time this season that the team has had five players reaching double figures.

A Lasting Elon Presidency

Crest residents told they can’t move back in

The Preiss company, owners of The Crest Apartments, told residents of Crest building 2020 Friday they won’t be moving back in this semester, according to an email obtained by ENN.

Elon Ball unites student body

SGA held its second annual Elon Ball last night in Global Commons. Last year, 900 students came to the event. But this year, over 1,200 students dressed up for a fun night filled with music, dancing, food and a red carpet. 

Career Highs for Mercer and Johnson help propel Elon over Drexel

Elon University women's basketball took down another CAA top performer in Friday night's game.  With a final score of 70-58, the Phoenix ended the eight-game winning streak of the former first place Drexel Dragon's after defeating James Madison University just six days ago. 

Softball begins season with back-to-back losses

“We’ve got a couple good freshman in our lineup,” seven year veteran head coach Kathy Bocock said. “We are excited for them.”  After a 49er run tied the game again, a Charlotte RBI double and a couple of wild pitches from Elon closing pitcher Kenna Quinn allowed two runners to score, the 49ers were able to put away the Phoenix by a 2-5 margin.

Elon falls to Hofstra in low-scoring performance

The Elon University men's basketball team entered tonight's game in fourth place in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) standings at 6-6, just one game behind 7-5 Hofstra. But the Phoenix couldn't get things moving offensively, falling to the Pride 48-67 in Alumni Gym. After scoring the first field goal 24 seconds into the game, Elon was held scoreless for the first four and a half minutes of the game. Senior guard Dmitri Thompson ended the drought when he buried a three. He had the first five points for the Phoenix. 

Elon University Performing Arts production, 'Baby' tells an unusual college story

Though “Baby” takes place on a college campus, the storyline is not one typical of college life. This musical tells the story of three couples’ unexpected pregnancies.