News

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NEWS 11/12/19 2:44pm

CHEAT SHEET: Addressing literary censorship in US prisons

By Ali Butler

Craig Morehead, assistant professor of English, focuses on the similarities in law, criminology, class and literature discusses the impact of books that have been banned in some US prisons. 

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NEWS 11/12/19 1:12pm

Pinpointing the opioid epidemic: Mother says expanded medicaid could have saved her daughter's life

By Liam Collins

Jessica Jordan lost custody of her daughter when she was two years-old, making her ineligible for the federal healthcare program.

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NEWS 11/12/19 7:09am

Hillel provides a home for Jewish students at Elon

By Molly Sposato

The student body of Elon University has grown significantly in the past ten years, diversifying the religious landscape, specifically the Jewish population. Students credit the Hillel House for this increase.

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NEWS 11/11/19 9:24pm

Speakers at the Faces of Homelessness Panel raise awareness on Elon's campus

By Maeve Ashbrook

On Monday night, a panel of speakers who have all seen the effects homelessness in some way spoke to a crowded McKinnon Hall at the Faces of Homelessness Panel. 

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NEWS 11/11/19 8:27pm

The search for a town manager

By Mackenzie Wilkes

A seven-month search is coming to a close in the town of Elon for its next town manager. The Board of Aldermen has offered the town manager position to one of the two final candidates.

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NEWS 11/11/19 1:51pm

Class of 1969 celebrates half-century anniversary

By Emilia Muniz

Fifty years ago, Elon University was a very different campus than it is today. Students at the time were faced with the presence of the Vietnam War and the beginnings of nationwide anti-war movements, accompanied by the early stages of countercultures such as the hippie movement. 

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NEWS 11/11/19 9:13am

Elon 'alternative breaks' take aim at nationwide social issues

By Livi Lesch

Elon’s Alternative Break program, helps students immerse themselves in new communities through domestic and international service learning.

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NEWS 11/10/19 4:26pm

Elon Catholic Campus Ministry reaches 30 years of service

By Liz Crouse

On its 30th anniversary, the Catholic Campus Ministry celebrated Sunday mass during Homecoming Weekend in Holt Chapel, later welcoming alumni to Holland House, with its signature life-size cutout of Pope Francis greeting guests and community members.

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NEWS 11/10/19 7:11am

Agnosticism at Elon University

By Elliott Rivette

Agnosticism is on the rise among Elon University students this year, mirroring religious tradition trends across the country.

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NEWS 11/8/19 6:36pm

Student Government holds final town hall of semester to discuss funding model

By Molly Healy

Student Government Association held its final town hall of the semester about the new funding model for the treasurer's manual. Treasurer Amanda Yaffa and assistant comptroller Frankie Storm facilitated the forum, splitting it up into sections: Applying for Funding, Reimbursement Process and Questions.

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NEWS 11/8/19 12:52pm

ENN Radio Nov. 8, 2019

By Mackenzie Wilkes

This week's episode of ENN Radio is all about politics in Alamance County. Mackenzie Wilkes breaks down the election results for the Elon Board of Aldermen race and the city of Burlington mayoral race. Maeve Ashbrook tells us the state of the search for Elon's new town manager.

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NEWS 11/8/19 9:09am

First-generation college students presented with new programs

By Lily Blake

This year, for the first time, The Center for Access and Success at Elon University is adding support services for any first-generation college student who is not affiliated with other programs such as the Odyssey Program.

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NEWS 11/6/19 1:11pm

Remembering Elon historian George Troxler

By Kyra O'Connor

For 50 years, George Troxler served Elon University as a professor of history, dean of cultural programs, chief grand marshal and the first university historian. Troxler died on Oct. 27 at the age of 77.

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NEWS 11/6/19 8:12am

Peeling back identification

By Maria Ramirez Uribe

Senior Sophia Giuffre went to Circle K to purchase a case of White Claws and a water bottle when an employee behind the counter began peeling the edges of her license. The employee thought the ID was fake.

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NEWS 11/5/19 10:20pm

Baltutis wins third term as mayor of Burlington

By Mackenzie Wilkes

Ian Baltutis — an Elon University alumnus —won the mayoral election for the city of Burlington. With all precincts reporting Baltutis has won with 66.54% of the votes according to the unofficial election results from the North Carolina State Board of Elections.

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NEWS 11/5/19 9:21pm

Ray, Allison and Greene elected as Elon Aldermen

By Mackenzie Wilkes

Quinn Ray, Monti Allison and incumbent Mark Greene have won the three town of Elon Board of Aldermen seats up for election this year.

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NEWS 11/5/19 6:58pm

Experts warn this flu season could be bad

By Brian Rea

It’s November, which means the flu season is looming in the distance. And there’s concern this flu season could be bad. 

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NEWS 11/5/19 11:03am

Finding solutions: Timon McPhearson addresses Elon

By Emery Eisner

Timon McPhearson, professor of urban ecology at The New School in New York City, addressed Elon University students and faculty as well as members of the community on Nov. 4 as part of the Voices of Discovery Science Speaker Series. 

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NEWS 11/5/19 9:22am

Alamance County DA wants more rehabilitation, less incarceration in drug charges

By Liam Collins

The most recent data from the Alamance County Health Department show opioid-related deaths are nearly three times the national rate.

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NEWS 11/4/19 8:03am

The sixth sand mandala

By Liz Crouse

For the sixth year in a row, Buddhist monk Geshe Sangpo visited Elon University to construct a sand mandala for peace and healing. His visits usually last three days, and his mandala designs differ each year.

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