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NEWS 4/5/16 9:12pm

House Bill 2 receives heavy backlash from Elon community

By Bryan Anderson

As students and faculty walked past restrooms on Monday, they saw signs taped on restroom doors throughout campus expressing backlash against House Bill 2 — a bill passed by the state legislature that, among many things, requires people to use restrooms of the sex on their birth certificate.

SPORTS 4/5/16 6:45pm

Football starts spring practices

By Alex Simon

Most college students would love more down time. But for rising sophomore quarterback Connor Christiansen, all the down time meant he couldn’t be on the field for the Elon University football team. And now, after four months of workouts, he gets to do just that. “I don’t know how many weeks of winter workouts we had, but it felt like it would never end,” Christiansen said.

SPORTS 4/5/16 5:30pm

Kicking it in San Antonio

By Jordan Spritzer

There’s an Elon University men’s soccer reunion of sorts beginning in San Antonio. Former Elon men’s soccer head coach Darren Powell was named the first head coach of the expansion franchise San Antonio FC in January, who’ll play in the United Soccer League (USL) – the third tier of the United States’ soccer pyramid.

NEWS 4/5/16 5:00pm

Living the Sky Life

By Courtney Campbell

For a while senior Sky Cowans was lost. Graduating in the spring, she wasn’t sure if she was doing the right thing or on the right path. Cowans had been debating starting a health and wellness series, but was scared to put herself out there and do something completely different.

SPORTS 4/5/16 4:15pm

Column: Elon's pitching progress behind schedule

By Tommy Hamzik

It took the Elon University baseball team five pitchers to get three outs, one inning that backfired but exposed a larger problem that’s persisted through much of this season. The Phoenix pitching staff still isn’t at the caliber it was expected to reach. About halfway through the season, and three weekends into Colonial Athletic Association play, Elon’s pitchers are still struggling to do the one thing they’re supposed to do — throw strikes. Elon has walked more batters (XXX) than any other team in the CAA, and has the second most wild pitches (XXX) among CAA teams. Best representative of this was the April 2 loss to College of Charleston, the league’s reigning champion that’s spent part of this season nationally ranked.

NEWS 4/4/16 3:09pm

Greensboro rallies against House Bill 2

By malfini

GREENSBORO - Hundreds of people packed College Park Methodist Church for the Greensboro rally against House Bill 2 as members of the North Carolina community continue to speak out against North Carolina's newest law. The bill, which passed on March 24 in an emergency legislative session of the N.C.

NEWS 4/4/16 12:52pm

Rachel Garrity - 2016-04-04 12:52:37

 

This Friday, April 8th at 4pm on Young Commons is Elon's annual Holi celebration! We would love ELN to cover the event (lead-up/day-of). Please let me know if you are interested!

SPORTS 4/3/16 12:00pm

Softball sweeps doubleheader against Charleston Saturday

By Maddy MacKenzie

The Elon University softball team continued its undefeated start to Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play with two more wins against the College of Charleston Saturday, winning 5-1 in Game 1 and 4-3 in Game 2 of the doubleheader. In the first game, Elon’s offense had eight hits spread out between six batters, led by freshman second baseman Erica Serafini going 2-2 with three runs, three RBIs, and her first career home-run.

SPORTS 4/2/16 9:34pm

Charleston rallies, sinks Elon baseball Saturday afternoon

By Alex Simon

No matter how many pitchers head coach Mike Kennedy sent out late in the game, the Elon University baseball team could not stop the damage. Kennedy used five pitchers in the seventh inning and three more in the eighth, but the Phoenix allowed three runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth in a 6-2 loss Saturday afternoon at Latham Park. “We haven’t been good enough to throw guys for a full inning,” Kennedy said.

SPORTS 4/2/16 3:15pm

Baseball surges past Charleston 9-6 Friday

By Jordan Spritzer

The Phoenix’s four run eighth inning propelled the Elon University baseball team to a 9-6 series-opening victory over the College of Charleston in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) play. “When we need to, like in that last inning right there, we came through.

NEWS 4/1/16 6:07pm

SGA honors Heidi Frontani

By Emmanuel Morgan

Elon University’s Student Government Association honored the life and legacy of Dr. Heidi Frontani, professor of geography Thursday with a passing of legislation that granted two $500 scholarships to a local charity.

NEWS 4/1/16 10:57am

SGA honors Heidi Frontani

By emorgan7

Elon University's Student Government Association honored the life and legacy of Dr. Heidi Frontani, professor of geography, Thursday with a passing of legislation that granted two $500 scholarships to a local charity.

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