[quote]We need to know what the citizens think so we can bring (their concerns) back to the table.[/quote] Elon University and the City of Burlington Police Department are teaming up for a triennial citizen satisfaction survey.
Transferring schools is never an easy decision. Elon junior pitcher Nate Young knows this first-hand. He started his pitching career at his high school in Kalamazoo, Mich., spent a year at a small junior college in Robinson, Illinois.
Thirty-four Elon students recently attended a dual seminar program, Inside Washington, held at the Washington Center in D.C.
At first, Joe Jacobs was studying pre-dentistry. But after taking a class in marine biology, he realized that he could not imagine spending his life looking into people’s mouths, so he changed his degree to marine biology. By finding his own calling, Jacobs is able to help Elon University students do the same. With so many students studying abroad each year, many different cultures are bound to be experienced.
The layout this week differed from our three previous articles. We elected to use a graphic to illustrate the importance of the two front page articles.
Do you have trouble defining your sense of fashion? You may be a fan of one of the many reality TV shows that provide more fashion advice than we can handle.
It's one of the most absurd stories sports has ever told. Disney executives would laugh at the ridiculousness of such a movie pitch.
http://elonpendulum.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/A_E2.15.mp3 Rebecca Iannucci and Rebecca Wickel talk Valentine's Day, and the new edition of The Pendulum.
Senior infielder Garrett Koster said his team fell just short of an opportunity to play postseason baseball on a national stage. “Turns out we were one win away from getting into the tournament," he said.
It was just another day when Maggie Cissel walked to class one November morning. An email came through her phone.
Rachel Wilson’s bike has been stolen three times since she arrived on campus almost four years ago.
This is an age of convenience. A culture of drive-thru establishments and vending machines has enabled us to get what we want when we want it, without having to plan ahead. Drink machines have been a common conveience for Americans for years, selling bottled water and canned Coke right down the hall from workspaces, classrooms and meeting areas. Go to the right restroom and you can find aspirin and ibuprofen machines — even condom dispensers — for people who need to purchase personal items without dealing with a clerk. But what about birth control pills?
In today’s digital era, almost everyone is a part of social media.
Belk Library offers a variety resources, including books, newspapers, movies, Internet access and printers.
It’s pouring outside and it’s a cozy, cuddle-up-in-bed, ignore-the-world-and-just-read kind of day.
Elon University's Board of Trustees approved the 2012-2013 fiscal year budget Feb. 14 and determined the cost of tuition for the upcoming academic year.
There are few stereotypes in society today that lend themselves to comic impression better than the female politician.
Sophomore Miles Grunvald recently led an effort to register Elon University students with the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP), a national registry of potential donors of both peripheral blood stem cells (PBSC) and bone marrow last week.
President Barack Obama recently nominated Vice Adm. Bill Gortney, Class of 1977, to head the United States Fleet Force Command, which organizes, mans, trains, maintains and equips Navy forces and develops and submits budgets. Gortney graduated from Elon University with a Bachelors of Arts in history and political science. Although Gortney initially intended to pursue a career in law upon graduation, he has served the nation since first entering the Navy in 1977.
Brad Moore, former associate director of planning, design and construction management, was named director of the department after Neil Bromilow retired earlier this year.
