This week on The Swing Caitlin O'Donnell talks about this week's letter from the editor, the results of the recent SGA elections are revealed, Cleo Dan and Katie Caler teach you how to make simple peanut butter cookies and Kassondra Cloos runs through this week's edition of The Pendulum in less than 90 seconds.
http://elonpendulum.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/International_2.14.mp3 Katie Moran discusses love around the globe for Valentine's day.
Downtown Greensboro’s Elm Street is a popular place on Friday nights. Natty Greene’s Pub and Brewing Company, the Green Bean Coffeehouse and the nearby Carolina Theatre are hoppin’ nighttime destinations.
Elon community mourns loss of friend, colleague Jim Pickens Jim Pickens, a former Elon University professor, died Friday, Feb.
This week on The Swing, we talk to Sheryl Davis about her research on PostSecret, Melissa Kansky talks to us about the Elon School relocating, actor Adam Kaplan joins us to talk about his role in the latest Elon production, "She Loves Me," Will Brummett explains his new position as The Pendulum's student body representative and Kassondra Cloos gives us this week's news in brief
Last semester, the Bloomberg Assessment Test (BAT) was offered to Elon students for the first time.
Senior Olivia Feldman spent the final week of January in Berlin — not as a tourist or student, but as a guest of the German government.
Construction of the Numen Lumen Pavilion brings increased noise levels and obstacles for pedestrians in East Area, but despite the current inconveniences, students look forward to the opportunities associated with the Multi-faith Center. The construction creates an obstacle for students walking through the area, said sophomore Beth Beless, resident assistant in the International Pavilion.
Allowance of liquor by the drink increases diversity in bars and restaurants in the Town of Elon, according to Jeff MacKenzie, co-owner of The Fat Frogg.
In the six years since the School of Communications at Elon University was first granted full accreditation, a lot has changed.
When Elon University's administration was working to create a School of Law, it didn't want the students walking across the stage to feel like lawyers.
Amid debt debacles and global financial crises, the DREAM Act on immigration has been forgotten by many.
This month, many Elon University students will apply for high-level international scholarship programs sponsored by the federal government.
The General Studies Review committee spoke to the Student Government Association about the revisions they hope to make to the GST curriculum, up for a faculty vote Oct.
