Letters to the Editor

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NEWS 12/11/16 10:43pm

Department of English program assistant remembered fondly

By Margaret Malone

Pamela Moffitt, program assistant in the Department of English, passed away suddenly Dec. 1. She began working for the department in August, just a few short months ago, but she will be remembered fondly by her colleagues.

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SPORTS 12/9/16 5:31pm

Women’s basketball comes up short at Duke

By Roman Costa

DURHAM, N.C.

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NEWS 12/8/16 5:23pm

Elon Law professor Michael Rich dies of cancer Wednesday morning

By Bryan Anderson

Michael Rich, an associate professor of law and the Maurice Jennings Emerging Scholar at Elon Law, died of cancer Wednesday morning, according to Elon University.

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NEWS 12/8/16 11:35am

Tony's Pub & Subs owes thousands in back taxes

By Paige Pauroso

According to the North Carolina Department of Revenue (NCDOR), Tony's Pub and Subs owes $36,267.22 in sales and use tax.

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NEWS 12/7/16 1:01pm

CAMPUS VOICES: A guide for democrats

By Spencer Wagner

Apparently, we Democrats are “lost in the woods.” I thought, in my infinite wisdom as a 21 year-old in college, I should write a guide for us on what we can be doing in the mean time and how to get out of these woods. The election ended around 2:00am on Wednesday, November 9th when Hillary Clinton called to concede to Donald Trump.

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NEWS 12/7/16 12:58pm

CAMPUS VOICES: “Bye Bye Latinos,” Bienvenidos Nuance

By Kenny Vesey

On Thursday, November 10th, a message reading “Bye Bye Latinos Hasta La Vista” was discovered on the corner of a classroom whiteboard by an Elon faculty member, who promptly filed a notice through the university’s bias response system.

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SPORTS 12/7/16 10:00am

Men's basketball reflects on Danieley’s influence

By Alex Simon

As former Elon Univeristy men’s basketball player and current social media manager Adam Constantine ’10 put it, Nov.

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LIFESTYLE 12/7/16 8:00am

Fostering community in the Community Garden

By Lucia Jervis

There is a place on campus where students can learn about gardening, grow their own vegetables, fruits, and plants, and take these home. This place is Elon’s Community Garden. The Garden is located at 410 E.

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NEWS 12/7/16 8:00am

Elon University residential neighborhoods tackle preventing mold and mildew buildup

By Anton L. Delgado

Students in residential halls across Elon University’s campus have been combating a persistent foe: mold, a fungus that can cause fatigue, headaches, lack of concentration, chest tightness and chronic coughing.

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LIFESTYLE 12/7/16 8:00am

Students seek security, community in cooking

By Alexandra Schonfeld

Many college students, especially during their first-year, have a hard time finding time to complete their assignments on time—nevertheless, cook their own meals.

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SPORTS 12/6/16 11:44pm

Elon can't crack UNCA's defense in loss

By Tommy Hamzik

The Elon University men's basketball team simply couldn't break into the University of North Carolina at Asheville's defense. UNCA held Elon to its lowest scoring total of the season, as the Phoenix fell 78-67 in non-conference action Tuesday night at Alumni Gym.

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NEWS 12/6/16 11:08pm

Not too far away from nature's escape

By Jackie Pascale

It's no ordinary walk in the park at Hanging Rock State Park. The most visited and photographed site is the overarching rock at the peak of the mountains. It's about 2,500 feet high and looks a lot more dangerous than it actually is. The walk up only takes about 45 minutes, but it's a lot of steep hills and rocky terrain. The views and the sanctuary up above make the workout worth it.

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NEWS 12/6/16 10:38pm

Trump to supporters at Fayetteville: ‘Reject the failed approaches of the past’

By Bryan Anderson

President-elect Donald Trump delivered an encore performance Tuesday night of the raucous rallies he brought to North Carolina during the 2016 campaign season.

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LIFESTYLE 12/6/16 10:00pm

International students struggle to get familiar cuisine

By Deirdre Kronschnabel

From over fifty countries, international students contribute to the diversity and global engagement fostered by Elon University. While they each bring different traditions and cultures to campus, they all have at least one interest in common: food.

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LIFESTYLE 12/6/16 7:00pm

"Food brings everyone to the table”

By Leena Dahal

A small bumper sticker of a mason jar pinned on a bulletin board above the desk of Felicia Campa ‘16, reads “First we eat, then we do everything.” Campa, the Campus Kitchen Coodinator at Elon University (CKEU), said she believes the quote by M.F.K Fischer captures her commitment to addressing the issue of hunger in Alamance County.

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LIFESTYLE 12/6/16 4:28pm

Elon Elementary students learn to "Spice It Up”

By Mackenzie Dunn

Moroccan chicken kebabs, couscous, lentil salad and vegetable tagine were items on the menu in Lakeside’s International station last Thursday, but the students who ate them weren’t the normal hungry college bunch.

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LIFESTYLE 12/6/16 3:55pm

Elon farms rest, prepare for winter months

By Courtney Campbell

Every Thursday from April to mid-November, the lawn next to Elon Community Church is filled with a vibrant variety of fresh produce, meats, cheese, pastries and flowers.

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NEWS 12/6/16 3:49pm

Elon community commemorates former president, beloved friend

By Sonya Walker

Alumni gym was filled with love as friends, family, students and staff all gathered to celebrate the life of former Elon president J.

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NEWS 12/6/16 3:35pm

McCrory concedes NC gubernatorial race

By Margaret Malone

Twenty-seven days after the election, on Dec. 5, Roy Cooper was recognized as the NC governor-elect by not only Cooper and his supports, but McCrory and his staff as well.

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NEWS 12/5/16 4:53pm

ABSS examines redistricting plan

By Caroline Fernandez

Walking through the main hallway of Cummings High School, Athletic Director Kyle Pycraft stopped and looked at the trophy cases that lined the path. Indented in two long walls near the entrance are modest wooden shelves with protective glass, where years of county and state championship trophies stand shoulder to shoulder. “Strong and successful athletics are a big part of Cummings’ history and culture,” Pycraft said.

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