Letters to the Editor

Elon to limit study abroad trips to 80 students

Elon University will begin limiting study abroad trips to a maximum of 80 students per trip according to Associate Director of Study Abroad Bill Burress. 

Students engaged during President Trump's first State of the Union address

MaGerks Pub and Grill coming to Elon

A new bar is coming to Elon. Magerks Pub and Grill, a franchise with locations in Philadelphia and Baltimore, plans to open by early April in the old West End Station location. 

Smith dormitory bathroom vandalized again

The first floor bathroom of Smith Dormitory was vandalized for the second time this school year according to a Elon Campus police report obtained by Elon News Network. 

Elon News Network's Best of 2017

These are the best things about Elon — as voted by you.

Truck driver crashes into building on south campus

A truck driver crashed into the Psychology and Human Service Studies building Thursday afternoon causing damage to exterior.

Elon Law School announces promotions

Former professor files 2,270 page response in 2017 discrimination case against Elon

A year after the start of former assistant professor Michael Rodriguez's discrimination lawsuit against Elon University, the next step of his case has been taken. On Jan. 19, Rodriguez filed 2,270 pages worth of declarations and exhibits in response to Elon’s motion to dismiss his case.

New McEwen Dining options announced, no longer includes Chick-fil-A

New dining options were announced for McEwen Dining Hall Tuesday, Jan. 23. The dining options have expanded, but now exclude Chick-fil-A. 

Johnson scores her 1000th point in Phoenix win against the Blue Hens

With an abundance of turnovers in the first half, a win didn't look possible for the Phoenix. But when the final buzzer sounded, the Elon University women’s basketball team pulled out a 64-51 win against the University of Delaware.  

Elon loses back-to-back games for the first time this season

Elon (12-9, 4-4) tried to get back on track after a devastating loss on the road to James Madison University Thursday, Jan. 18, hosting the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) leading Tribe of William and Mary (13-6, 6-2). The Phoenix were unable to get back to the winning way, falling 80-73 at home.

Women's soccer coach steps down

The Elon University women's soccer program will be without a leader following an announcement this morning. Head coach Chris Neal is stepping down from the helm of the program after 10 years to take a coaching job at the University of Arkansas, Director of Athletics Dave Blank announced this morning.

President Leo Lambert to deliver 2018 Commencement address

Elon University President Leo Lambert will deliver the Commencement address to the Class of 2018, according to an email sent to seniors. The announcement keeps the tradition of having an Elon related person speak at commencements. 

BARRETO: 'If I die, I at least want to have clean teeth'

iMedia student reacts to Trump's comments after trip to Haiti

Elon University closed Thursday due to lingering snow and ice, possible delay Friday

Elon University will be closed Thursday because of lingering snow and ice, according to an email from Jon Dooley, vice president for Student Life. 

Sumi Yu '15 rises to a new role on NBC’s latest drama “Rise”

Sumi Yu '15 plays a recurring role on NBC's new drama Rise – a role she never saw herself playing.

Elon University closed Wednesday due to snow conditions

Elon University will be closed Wednesday because of snowy conditions, according to an email from Jon Dooley, vice president for Student Life. 

Service in Solidarity

The assistant director for the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education (CREDE), Bell, knew that the event was celebrated annually at Elon University, a similar trend for the majority of college campuses. But Bell wanted to be different in honoring the civil rights icon. When he sat down to think, the question Bell wanted answered was how Elon would do the greatest amount of service involving the most amount of people. 

Greek Life: Through the haze

In recent months, the conversation around hazing has become a national conversation. In 2017, four student deaths involving hazing became viral stories, bringing the conversation around the all-too-frequent Greek life practice to Elon. According to the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, 42 percent of Elon’s student population belongs to a Greek organization. With National Panhellenic and the Interfraternity Council recruitment happening at the end of the month, Elon said it is preparing to counteract the hazing trend, should it arise.