Another year, another largest class in school history. Another year, another round of construction plans for a new building. As the student body increases at Elon University each year, the need for new facilities also increases.
“On my honor, I will uphold the values of Elon University: honesty, integrity, responsibility, and respect.”
Fellow Northerners, if you haven’t yet experienced boiled peanuts, think of them as edamame. But imagine the best edamame you’ve ever had: juicy, warm and mouthwateringly salty.
Zipping down E. Haggard Avenue, a dark blue Toyota Sienna picks up a group of girls from Provence and drops them off at the Oaks Apartment complex.
In three years, downtown Elon may look much different. Town of Elon Manager Richard White announced at Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting that the town’s application for the Downtown Associate Community Program was successful.
Photographer and filmmaker Edward Burtynsky shed light on several environmental issues
With a renewed emphasis on recruitment, SGA in this week’s Class of 2016 election turned around a recent track record of uncontested races and lackluster voter turnout.
Students must decide for themselves what they want their abroad experiences to be. They can choose to go somewhere that will further their career goals or that offers courses specific to their major, or they can choose to go to the same abroad destination as their friends. These options are not mutually exclusive: It’s certainly possible to study abroad with friends and still have an experience that fulfills academic, professional, cultural and personal goals. But that is up to each student to determine for him or herself.
Preseason race deemed a success for men, women runners
There are many different factors that go into choosing a college. For some, academics are most important, while others choose schools based on scholarships or location. For volleyball player Megan Gravley, though, the choice to come to Elon held a highly personal connection.
Ask any group of English majors what their pet peeves are, and you could compile an entire BuzzFeed-esque listicle entitled “1,000 grammar mistakes you didn’t know you were making but definitely are.” But as an English major, do you know what my pet peeve is? Grammar snobs.
When senior Danielle Williams joined the National Pan-Hellenic Council, or NPHC, her freshman year, she knew that she wanted to be heavily involved in the organization. By her sophomore year, she did just that, becoming the president of NPHC and the youngest member of the executive board.
Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders, who is seeking the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, announced earlier today he will hold a rally at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex Sunday at 7 p.m. Although tickets are not required and the event is open to the public, Sanders' campaign website encourages attendees to RSVP in advance. Doors are scheduled to open at 6 p.m.
Tom Brady finally addressed divorce rumors with model, Gisele Bundchen on Tuesday. The rumors have been circulating the media since Tom's deflategate scandal. The New England Patriots Quarterback told Boston radio station WEEI, "We're in a great place... There's no bigger supporter I have than her." The handsome and powerful couple have been the center of news recently due to rumors that a seperation was in the works.
When you and any traveling companions make it to your destination, provided you all survive the journey, you will be rewarded with Elon University Dining’s latest delicacy: Einstein Bros. Bagels.
By placing our confidence in the deeper qualities that make Elon such an attractive school, we can instead build lasting relationships with our students, new, old and incoming, one that keeps them coming back for more.
As conflicts rage across Northern Africa, South Sudan, Syria and Iraq, refugees are desperately trying to find a way out.
Or dare we say, “Straight Outta Brilliant.” We know this movie released less than a month ago, but its message is as important as ever.
