Friday, April 24, 2015, is a sacred day, for it is the 100th commemoration of the Armenian Genocide.
Doctor's Orders is a weekly satirical column in which two unprofessional, definitely-fake doctors offer up prescriptions for their Phoenix patients. Spring at Elon is a time of rain, change, procrastination and, according to legend, preparation for finals.
The distraction of final exams whisked into the past, the Elon University men’s basketball team should have a clear set of eyes heading into Thursday’s game at the University of Missouri. But the two-game mini-homestand against two United States Collegiate Athletic Association opponents might have fogged up the Phoenix a bit as it prepares to face not only Missouri but second-ranked Duke University on Monday, Dec.
When you think of The Pendulum, what comes to mind? Do you imagine reporters at events with their laptops typing away, editors in the office at 2 a.m.
BARCELONA—It has been almost three months. I have been to three countries other than Spain and I have been to nine different cities besides Barcelona.
SAMOA— Press freedom has been an issue plaguing the Pacific region since the introduction of the written word.
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA — I knew when I decided to go abroad this semester that voting absentee would be part of the experience. I registered to receive my absentee ballot before I left and once I was abroad, I waited early for the email.
FLORENCE — When visiting or studying abroad in Florence, it is easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of restaurants.
Elon students studying abroad this semester in London share their impressions, observations and experiences that they have made since arriving to the city . Expectations By Allie Andrews Expectations can be a difficult thing.
DAKAR, SENEGAL — Goree, a picturesque island just two kilometers from Dakar’s harbor, provided my first refreshing escape from the busy, dirty city of Dakar to a serene, beautiful island still dotted with colonial era buildings and cobblestone paths.
