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Elon women's soccer drops fourth straight match

Elon University’s women's soccer (2-5-3) fell to the Colonial Athletic Association's (CAA) number four team, College of Charleston (7-5), 1-0 in a hard fought game that featured great chances and even better saves.

Parents of son killed in hazing incident at Penn State urge Elon community to stick up to hazing

Students and faculty gathered in Alumni Gym to hear Evelyn and Jim Piazza speak about hazing prevention. 

Not a vacation for everyone: student reactions to Hurricane Florence

Some students went through Florence with worry. Others thanked the hurricane for a brief vacation.

Body language: PT students learn Spanish for future careers

El Centro and the School of Health Sciences continue their partnership by providing students with conversational Spanish classes.

EGUIGUREN: 'no dejes que se acostumbren tus ojos'

La Habana: Dancing to unite cultures

La Habana will take place Friday, Oct. 5, 10 p.m. at Taphouse and will have free Latin-themed food. 

Elon men's soccer draws in first CAA game

In Wednesday’s meeting between the Elon Phoenix (3-4-1) and the William & Mary Tribe (2-4-1), 90 minutes of regulation time and 20 minute of overtime was not enough to crown a victor.

New photos released of McEwen Dining Hall.

McEwen Dining Hall is projected to reopen Oct. 14 following extensive renovations, according to Elon University's Twitter account. 

Spanish striker brings the world's game to Elon

Home matches for junior forward Inigo Bronte of Elon University's men's soccer team look a bit different than they did last year. The almost 15-hour flight from his home in Pamplona, Spain, is all that separates Bronte from his old life. But the distance isn't the only thing that has changed for him. 

The different paths Elon Latino / Hispanic students take to immigrate into the United States

"Where are you really from?" Comments and questions faced by Hispanic students

By definition, microaggressions are subtle, indirect or unintentional. They’re the day-to-day behaviors and comments that communicate derogatory or prejudiced attitudes toward a member of a marginalized group or minority.

Desde Perú hasta Elon

Un estudiante tradicional en Elon University se gradúa a los 22 años. Al graduarse, la gente les preguntan donde se ven en 10 años, pero Luis Renato no tiene que imaginar que va a estar haciendo a los 32 años porque ya lo está viviendo.

Molly Offstein's family settles with the driver who hit her

Molly Offstein's family has settled with Keith Leamey, the driver of the vehicle that struck Offstein back in early March 2017. In court documents obtained by Elon News Network, the two parties settled for an undisclosed amount on Aug. 27. 

EDITORIAL: Hispanic is not a Race, but a box no one fits in

Phoenix men's basketball 2018-2019 schedule released

The schedule for Elon’s Men’s basketball team was released on Sept. 24, 2018. It is headlined by the home opener and first official men’s basketball game in the new Schar Center on November 9th against the University of North Carolina Tar Heels.

Elon women's basketball schedule released

On Sept. 25 The Elon women’s basketball team announced their full 2018-2019 schedule. The season will be punctuated by a big name home-opener in the brand new 5,100-seat Schar Center. 

Journey to self-identity: Members of Elon's Afro-Latino community offer a unique perspective

For Afro-Latinos, their relationship with their identity is a little different than most. Tyrone Jean, assistant dean of students and director of the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education (CREDE) at Elon University, and junior Megan Hernandez-Greene share how they hope to use their experiences with race and ethnicity to make a difference in their community.

PRIETO VIÑAS: El Mes de la Herencia Hispana en Elon University: un tiempo para la reflexión y la celebración

Diana Prieto Viñas hable de la importancia de la Mes de la Herencia Hispana en nuestro comunidad.

PRIETO VIÑAS: Hispanic Heritage Month at Elon University: a time of reflection and celebration

Latina folk-pop sensation speaks on balancing her faith, sexuality and career

Gina Chavez and wife, Jodi Granado, share their experiences as a lesbian Catholic couple and how they have managed to sustain their relationship for twelve years despite hardships.