Letters to the Editor

Former athlete researches challenges of leaving Division I team

Mikayla Shaw came to Elon as Division I athlete, but after quitting the team last year she has found a way to bring her personal experience as a former athlete into research that could help in the transition from student athlete to simply student. After her two years on the Elon Varsity Women’s soccer team, Shaw chose to leave the team.

Orchestra takes on ‘Marimbavibe,’ classical music

With both contemporary and classical music coming from the strings, the Elon Orchestra will perform its spring concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 19 in McCrary Theatre. Directed by Thomas Erdmann, professor of music, the orchestra consists of Elon University students of all grades and majors as well as community members outside of campus.

Biking for awareness, building for charity

Starting May 21, junior Cody Hoyt will start a summer journey across the United States on a bicycle, taking several days off to help build affordable housing.  Prior to joining the Bike & Build program, Hoyt had never worn bike shorts— until training began.

Elon alum and published author Abigail Santamaria captivates audience in “Adventures in Biography” speech

Published author and Elon University alum Abigail Santamaria spoke to an intimate group of students and adults in Johnston hall Monday evening about the process of researching and writing her biography, “JOY: Poet, Seeker, and the Woman who captivated C.S.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Bob Woodward to headline Fall Convocation

Elon University announced today that Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Bob Woodward will be delivering Fall Convocation at 3:30 p.m. Sept. 29 in Alumni Gym.

Bob Woodward to be Fall 2016 Convocation Speaker

Elon has named the 2016 fall convocation speaker to be journalist Bob Woodward. Woodward is the current Washington Post associate editor and a two-time Pulitzer Prize winning journalist. He may be best known for his investigative reporting on the Watergate scandal in the early 70s with his partner Carl Bernstein as well as his coverage of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Woodward has co-authored 18 books, 12 of which have been best sellers.

Alumnus creates first documentary on legally blind ultra-marathoner

One hundred eighty three miles in under 60 hours. This was the requirement Jason Romero, a legally blind ultra-marathoner, had to meet for the Puerto Rico 150+ race. This was also the premise for Elon University alumnus ’12 Taylor Shain’s first documentary “Running Vision,” a 45-minute movie focusing on overcoming challenges and never giving up — both on the racecourse and in life. Shain found the story when he met Romero working part time in a running store in Colorado.

Elon Eats: Promoting diversity through food

The drive down North Carolina Highway 87 from Elon to Ossipee seems long, and it’s only been a few miles.

Greek Week dance unifies affiliates

The Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils at Elon University have been participating in multiple events for an entire week called Greek Week.

Student writes and directs 1st musical revue

Beyond acting and singing on stage, Elon University musical theater students also spend time dabbling in directing and writing, creating a work of their own.

'Clybourne Park' tackles racial inequalities through generations

The theater is a great place for social issues to be presented in a way that gets people thinking and helps them understand better what is going on in the world, especially on a college campus where people tend to avoid talking about the tough stuff and gravitate towards lighter topics.

Growing with the garden

Sitting inside the greenhouse next to McMichael, Alyssa Adler flips though her textbook, doing homework and warming up from the cold February day outside.

Is Elon’s religious affiliation still prevalent?

In 1889, Elon College planted its roots just like most of the other esteemed colleges at the time: through the initiative of a church.

Residence strife hits Elon's campus

It was at 4 p.m. Feb. 23 when chaos ensued in the wake of the MyHousing system’s spontaneous crash.

Course registration begins this week

Selecting classes for next semester can be a major source of stress for college students, and Elon University is no exception.

Thrift happens: vintage and thrift shopping tips

Thrift and vintage shopping is an art form. There's something mesmerizingly cathartic about sifting through racks of t-shirts and oversized sweaters, and the moment a true gem is found makes the whole process worthwhile. To ensure that each trip to Goodwill never ends empty handed, here are some tips and tricks for perfecting the art of thrift shopping.

Elon faculty issues resolution against HB2

Add the Elon University faculty to the growing list of groups and individuals who have publicly voiced their disproval of House Bill 2.

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Safe driving campaign underway in N.C.

Governor Pat McCrory has proclaimed April as Work Zone Safety Awareness Month in order to drive safely through work zones.

Look behind the swatch: Pantone colors of the year

This year the Pantone Color Institute graced humanity with not only one, but two colors of the year: Rose Quartz and Serenity.