Elon Eats is a column that reviews restaurants and food vendors in the local area
Elon Eats is a column that reviews restaurants and food vendors in the local area.
Elon Eats is a column that reviews restaurants and food vendors in the local area.
Elon Eats is a column that reviews restaurants and food vendors in the local area.
Elon Eats is a column that reviews restaurants and food vendors in the local area.
Elon Eats is a column that reviews restaurants and food vendors in the local area.
Freshman Eddie Keefe, Elon News Network's food columnist for the 2021-22 academic year, reviews Da Vinci's Table.
"Adjusting to college was hard and it definitely shattered, yet exceeded, a lot of my expectations." Senior Catherine Stallsmith offers advice to the incoming class of 2025 on move-in weekend.
Elon University juniors and Elon News Network Executives Ellis Chandler, Kyra O'Connor and Nyah Phengsitthy welcome the class of 2025 ahead of move-in weekend.
Elon University junior and President of Black Student Union Christina Carr welcomes the class of 2025 ahead of move-in weekend.
Elon University senior and Student Government Association Executive President Jack Corby welcomes the class of 2025 ahead of move-in weekend.
A hallmark of our university has always been to create global citizens. It is why I, and so many of us, chose to attend Elon University in the first place.
April 2021 saw a surge of mass shootings across the United States — 52, to be exact — though that number comprises only 30% of the 178 total mass shootings that have occurred in 2021 thus far.
In Greek mythology, a Phoenix looks like a harmless bird from afar, but as soon you get closer, you realize the creature is much bigger and more horrifying. Sexual assault has a similar connotation on campus. From afar, you don’t think there is a problem and that it would “never happen to you,” but as you get closer, you realize that the problem is much bigger and already burning in flames.
A convoy of trucks adorned with Confederate flags and Trump 2020 paraphernalia drove through Elon's campus.This isn’t an uncommon sight to see on our campus; trucks circle Elon University constantly and harass women and people of color. Usually there’s only one at a time. That Saturday, there were well over 200 — and it was terrifying.
We freshmen have been tasked with navigating one of the most considerable junctions in our lives with the added challenge of not being able to catalogue the physical features of our peers. We’ve been stripped of arguably the most valuable thing a social creature can have: recognition. Most of the people we’ve met thus far are only identifiable to us from the nose up.
Elon University Junior Trinity Dixon on Elon's reopening.
Since Elon University switched to online instruction, more than 150 students who live in California have had to adjust their schedules to accommodate the time change. My mornings start at 5:59 a.m. when my piercing alarm goes off.
It is clear the performing and visual arts departments are left hanging in funding and recognition by the university as a whole.
As feminists and engaged Elon University students, we often tend to question the status quo. In many settings and circumstances, I, and I’m sure many of my peers, are grateful to Elon academia and our activist generation for instilling in us this helpful skill of not simply accepting but rather questioning.
