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North Carolina coin show draws countrywide audience

The Greensboro Coliseum hosted the 56th annual North Carolina Numismatic Association Coin Show and Convention this past weekend.

Volunteering rises as Kernodle Center makes changes

Elon University students hoping to complete an Experiential Learning Requirement need look no further than the John R.

Oak House settles in after first month

Phil Smith and the staff of The Oak House have started to settle into their routine as the bar and coffee lounge’s opening month on campus draws to a close. The month has gone better than Smith expected, despite some of the challenges that come with running a business.

Alamance County serves up diverse flavors

Elon University students and community members explored the cuisine, arts and recreational activities Alamance County has to offer through Welcome to Your Neighborhood, an event sponsored by the Elon Community Church.

Elon Fellows programs grow through the years

Elon University’s Fellows programs offer students looking for more rigorous coursework a path to pursue an added challenge.  The fellows programs include Honors, Elon College, Business, Communications, teaching and leadership.

Student uses artwork as a way to establish identity

One Elon student uses art to get a new perspective on their image. Mollie Crawford, who prefers to go by "he," does not see himself the way that most college students do.

Elon senior reflects on his past, looks forward to the future

Desmond Harrell isn't your typical Elon student. Harrell, a senior art major at Elon, is the first person in his family to attend college.

Elon releases 2014-2015 men's basketball schedule

This morning Elon Athletics released the complete 2014-2015 men's basketball schedule. Following an exhibition game against Emory and Henry, the Phoenix will open the season at home against Florida Atlantic.

Elon releases Women's Basketball Schedule

Elon University released its 2014-2015 women's basketball out of conference schedule this morning.

Death of Elon Staff Member, Bill Huff Jr.

Long-time Elon bio bus driver, William "Bill" H. Huff Jr., died Tuesday, Sept.

DEVoted to Recovery

Elon tailgates are packed with barbeque, corn hole and of course school spirit. But this past tailgate was a little different.

Elon Connection Spans Generations

Kerry and Stuart White both enrolled as students at Elon College 30 years ago after falling in love with the school.

U.S. Senate candidate Thom Tillis visits Burlington for fundraiser

Biscuits and Politics; that was the name of the game on the morning of Sept. 20, as the Alamance County Replublican Headquarters hosted N.C.

Skrosky wins first game as Elon tops Charlotte

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjvTBSuH-tY Following a week one blowout loss to Duke and a defeat at the hands of North Carolina A&T last weekend, Elon fans found themselves getting antsy over when first-year head coach Rich Skrosky would get his first win with the Phoenix.

Safety at Elon after dark

University of Virginia sophomore Hannah Graham is still missing after leaving a party by herself on Sept.

Chris Neal gets 100th career win

Entering Friday evening's game, Elon head women's soccer coach Chris Neal was sitting on win number 99, but with a 2-0 victory over Gardner-Webb, Neal finally hit the century mark. "A win always feels great," said Neal.

Apples and Airplanes rocks Elon tailgate

Football and tailgating weren't the only seasonal favorites welcomed at Elon this Saturday; so was Apples and Airplanes, a Raleigh-based multi-instrumental alternative modern rock band. "We love playing at Elon,"said Aaron Ordy, guitar player for the band.

Elon Assistant Director's campus cat quells chronic pain

If you walk around the Global Commons, you may run into a new furry face on campus. While Luna may look like your average cat, she's actually a registered emotional support animal.

NC A&T runs rampant as Elon loses home opener

North Carolina A&T runs the ball and it does it well. Elon's coaches knew it and its players knew it, but the knowledge did nothing for the Phoenix in their home opener on Sept.

NC expected to lose movie, TV productions with incentives cut