If you’ve ever wanted to make fetch happen, watch the drama between Trang Pak and Sun Jin Dinh unfold before your eyes or get personally serenaded by the one and only Kevin G, drop everything you’re doing and listen up. There is a Mean Girls mobile game coming.
Age, gender, ethnicity, religion — there are myriad characteristics we could use to divide the human race.
Drop everything, because the “dausage” or “donut sausage” is here to blow your mind. Following in the footsteps of the creators of the cronut and the duffin, a man from Wales was inspired to invent his own donut-related creation. And thus, the dausage was born.
We love Fetty Wap's hit "Trap Queen" (like, a lot), but we're not going to pretend we know what every urban slang-ridden lyric of the song means. Bando, stove — even the title of the song, "trap queen," is an enigma to us.
After sporting a Pebbles Flinstone costume to her baby niece’s Bedrock-themed birthday party this weekend, Rihanna proves, once again, that she can do no fashion wrong. Clad in an orange speckled mini-dress, matching spotted nails and a poofy ponytail with a bone hair clip, RiRi rang in baby Majesty’s as fashionably as possible given the cartoon theme.
Wax museums just got a little more diverse — thanks to the addition of a Laverne Cox wax figure at the Madame Tussaud’s San Francisco Wax Museum.
Following in the footsteps of Nicki Minaj and Kylie Jenner, a new celeb has hopped on the fun-colored hair train. Former One Direction star Zayn Malik debuted a new do on his Instagram just a few days ago with the caption #GreenHairDontCare. First the shaved head, now this — it’s clear that Malik is using his departure from One Direction as an opportunity to create a new look for himself.
While many recent Elon University alumni flocked to major U.S. cities like New York, Washington D.C.
Ever since arriving back to earthy-crunchy Western Massachusetts for the summer, I've been hearing more than ever about being "gluten-free." One of my good friends recently told me he has (newly-discovered) Celiac disease.
Introducing your new favorite shopping mall: social media. Popular social media sites like Pinterest and Instagram are adding shopper-friendly buttons to select images on their sites, and here’s everything you need to know about it: PINNERS Pinterest users, look out for pins with blue price tags on them.
Barbie’s finally trading in her heels for flats — all thanks to Mattel’s new Barbie Fashionistas line. With its new line, Mattel is giving Barbie adjustable feet for the first time ever. So let’s all let out a collective sigh of relief and raise a glass to our good friend Barbie, because no one wants to wear heels all day every day.
From the once-popular cotton candy pink to now-trending silvery gray, unnaturally colored hair has been in the spotlight for the past several months.
What began as a BuzzFeed Community post has erupted around the web. Elon University a cappella group Twisted Measure’s cover of Sia’s “Chandelier” has been featured on websites like Teen Vogue, USA Today and TIME Magazine. Within 36 hours of the BuzzFeed post, the music video received more than one million views and broke the iTunes Top 50. Senior Tyler Meacham, president of Twisted Measure, created the video and the original BuzzFeed post as a way to promote the song. “I often find myself thinking of different ways to promote Twisted Measure, and I think I just found myself searching BuzzFeed for a cappella a few days ago,” she said.
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Correction May 30, 2015 10:20 a.m.: It was previously reported that Abby Franklin had spent four years at Elon.
Soko is a French singer and award-nominated actress. Our Local Arts Editor Drew Haskins interviewed her in light of the release of her critically-lauded second album, My Dreams Dictate My Reality, recently released on Because Music.
1. Luis Vargas earns All-American honors Luis Vargas, a senior cross country long distance runner, became the program’s first All-American at the NCAA Cross Country Championship men’s 10K race.
Elon University alumni offered advice for postgraduate success and shared their experiences since graduating from Elon. Welsford Bishopric '14 After graduating from Elon University, Welsford Bishopric ’14 landed a position as an Investment Banking Analyst for Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Leveraged Finance group — the job he wanted following graduation. According to Bishopric, the key to getting the perfect job after college is starting a career search early and putting forth the necessary effort. “Work hard in college, but take advantage of freedom that you have while at Elon,” he said.
Elon University’s discussion of race for the 2014-15 academic year began in August with the national story of Ferguson and Michael Brown. It closed May 12 with a rally for respect and racial equality on its campus. Racial activism was present on campus throughout the year. More than 200 people were a part of a “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” group photo in August. A silent protest was staged for racial equality in December during the annual Luminaries celebration. The first part of Elon’s “The N-Word Forum,” an interactive discussion on the racial slur, was held April 30. Recent incidents of racism both locally and nationally spurred marches, forums, vigils and speeches at Elon this year — but according to Associate Chaplain for Protestant Life Joel Harter, these times aren’t any different than the past.
The class of 2015 gathered Under the Oaks Saturday morning to celebrate their time at Elon together.
