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NEWS 4/22/16 12:52pm

Election is rigged against Sanders, Trump

By Bryan Anderson

Wyoming is the least populous state. With just 29 Republican and 18 Democratic delegates in the caucuses and three Electoral College votes, it carries very little significance in the 2016 presidential election. But results from the April 9 Democratic caucuses reflect a larger issue of voter disenfranchisement.

NEWS 4/22/16 12:50pm

Don't let your waste go to waste

 

In the last few weeks, Elon Dining unveiled new takeout boxes with large orange letters on the top, reading “Compost.” These new lables serve to remind students that the boxes are compostable, just one of many initiatives used to encourage students to live sustainably.

NEWS 4/22/16 11:12am

Elon awards 15 Lumen Prizes

By elonlocalnews

Elon names 15 rising juniors the recipients of the 2016 Lumen Prize. This is the university's premier award for undergraduate research that comes with $15,000 to support their academics and research scholarship.

NEWS 4/22/16 1:07am

SGA unanimously passes resolution against HB2

By elonlocalnews

SGA unanimously passed a resolution against the controversial House Bill 2 at its meeting Thursday night. All 30 members of the Senate who were present approved the resolution. "I thought it would pass, but I wasn't expecting unanimous," SGA President and junior Kyle Porro said.

SPORTS 4/21/16 4:00pm

Q&A: Elon trustee enjoys minor league ownership

By Alex Simon

Elon University gave an honorary doctorate to Wes Elingburg, PhD, at its Spring Convocation March 31. Elingburg retired as chief financial officer (CFO) at LabCorp in 2005 and has served on Elon’s Board of Trustees since 2005, spending time as chair of the board from 2010 to 2012. He and his wife, Cathy, have given to Elon on numerous occasions, and helped develop the internship program between Love School of Business students and LabCorp. But when he retired from LabCorp, Elingburg found himself looking for something new to do.

SPORTS 4/21/16 2:00pm

Tennis teams on fire before CAA Tournament

By Alex Simon

As all of the schools in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) arrive on Elon’s campus, the Elon University men’s and women’s tennis teams enter the CAA Championships with some striking similarities. Both teams are on fire. The men’s team has won nine of its last 10 matches, with the lone loss a close defeat to conference foe College of Charleston.

NEWS 4/21/16 10:25am

​Elon’s Global Film Series finishes out semester with showing of “The Harvest / La Cosecha”

By Madison Demmitt

On Tuesday Evening, Elon University’s Global Neighborhood film series aired its last film, “The Harvest / La Cosecha.” This year, films were held in the Global Commons Media Room and the series theme was Food: The Culture, Politics, and Ethics of Eating. This award-winning documentary “The Harvest / La Cosecha” explores the theme of child labor while following the lives of three migrant children who work in the agriculture industry with their parents. Zulema, a 12-year-old migrant worker, has picked crops with her mom since she was just 6 years old.

NEWS 4/21/16 9:47am

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 4/20/2016 4:00 PM The Alamance County Rescue Unit will host an open house event for the public to celebrate 60 years of continuous service to the citizens of Alamance County.

NEWS 4/20/16 11:49am

Elon addresses campus parking issue

By Christina Elias

Even before the announcement of an expansion to the Love School of Business, students complained about parking. Now that construction is slotted to take place in the McMichael parking lot for the new building, there are concerns that student parking on campus will be even more scarce.

NEWS 4/20/16 8:00am

Why they Relay

By Courtney Campbell

When sophomore Keely Collins was 13, her life was changed forever. Her mom was diagnosed with a rare type of terminal stomach cancer.

NEWS 4/20/16 8:00am

Alumna produces autism awareness documentary

By Alexandra Schonfeld

After years of telling other people’s stories through a lense, Elon alum and documentary filmmaker Heather Cassano decided it was time to bring her work a little closer to home. Cassano graduated Elon in 2013 and is currently a MFA candidate at Emerson where she is working on her latest project about her younger brother with autism, Brian.

NEWS 4/20/16 6:04am

125 years later, ECC influence remains

By Bryan Anderson

Elon University President Emeritus Earl Danieley wrote the Elon Community Church constitution from the back of his car while a student was driving him for a trip to Alabama. As Danieley laughed at the fact that he wrote the document on a portable typewriter he had placed on a piece of plywood across his knees, he could not help but think of the fond memories he has said with the church.

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LIFESTYLE 04/23/2026 7:46pm
‘First Daughter Suite’ creates historical fantasia for audiences

From one scene to the next everyday arguments bleed into turning a first lady into a duck and killing someone with a doll. Audiences will explore the inner lives of the first ladies and daughters of United States presidents in Elon University’s production of “First Daughter Suite.” The musical, written by Michael John Lachuisa, will be performed in Roberts Studio Theatre from May 2 to 4. 

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