Meet two of the writers that stayed up all night working on their entry to Elon University's annual 24-hour Play Festival.
Elon head football coach Jason Swepson has a three-word take on last Saturday’s 62-0 shellacking of his team by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. “It was a national TV scrimmage,” he said Tuesday.
The Elon University women’s soccer team is in Wilmington, N.C. for the UNCW Courtyard Marriott Tournament this weekend.
Steve Roth gives you the lowdown. [div class="alignleft"] [/div]
Experts in their subject material, Elon students will soon become teachers of English conversation classes for non-native speakers.
If you talk to anybody who knows me well, they will tell you I live in a little corner of the Crest apartments called Stressville. I love too many organizations, too many classes, too many people and stretch myself way too thin.
Sally Van Denover ROME- I met a Roman college student, named Jacopo, who took a me and a few of my friends out for dinner and showed us Rome at night.
The Catholic Church is often seen as one of the premier pro-life advocacy groups in American politics.
As I blogged about earlier this week, I was dead wrong in last week's prediction of Elon defeating the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Elon University's annual Homecoming concert will feature We the Kings and Chris Webby this year, according to a press release from the Student Government Association. Members of the Student Union Board and SGA have collaborated to bring the Florida-based punk band and Connecticut-based rapper to campus during Homecoming weekend.
The Elon University men’s soccer team has one semi-concerning weakness that could affect them going forward.
This year we promise to bring you more news, more often. That's why we are Elon's News Leader. [div class="alignleft"] [/div]
An interview with Texas Rep. Joaquin Castro, twin brother of Keynote speaker Julian Castro [div class="alignleft"] [/div]
ELN spoke with Geraldo Rivera while he was on his way to get a beer. [div class="alignleft"] [/div]
Brennan McGovern and Joe Bruno interview Washington Post reporter, Chris Cillizza on whether college students are educated enough to vote. [div class="alignleft"] [/div]
Emily Haring explains what her new segment for The Swing is all about.
CHARLOTTE- President Barack Obama's acceptance speech the final day of the Democratic National Convention addressed the question the Republican Party posed to the American public in Tampa, Fla.: are you better off now than you were four years ago? Obama ascended the stage to the mingling of chants, applause and a call for "four more years." He immediately intertwined the convention's theme of "forward" into his speech, using the single word to encapsulate a message of hope, similar to that he delivered in 2004, and four years later in 2008. "The first time I address this convention in 2004, I was a younger man; a Senate candidate from Illinois who spoke about hope," he said.
