Elon University alumni are on their way home to Elon for this years Homecoming. The weekend is full of events ranging from open houses all over campus to a football tailgate and plenty of other ways to reconnect with old friends.
Bravo, Jennifer! Keep fighting for your rights. Women's rights are human rights, and we support that notion — always.
Elon University students will surely be laughing on Oct. 15 and 17, and not just because of the homecoming weekend with friends. The Instant Laughter Company will be performing their annual show this weekend.
After more than an hour of gun violence discussion Wednesday evening in Upstairs Lakeside at Elon University, many audience and panel members lingered to continue a discussion cut short because of time limits. Despite the audience filling less than half the seats available, audience members had no shortage of questions for the four faculty panelists. Much of the discussion focused on the culture surrounding guns in the United States and its possible effects on violence, rather than a debate of gun control measures. That conversation built off the current momentum of the national conversation in the wake of recent shootings at U.S. colleges.
Senior midfielder James Brace scored the decisive goal for the second straight match as No. 11 Elon University men's soccer team defeated the University of North Carolina at Wilmington 2-1 Oct 14.
Governor Pat McCrory and several legislators celebrated the preservation of historic tax credits in front of a large crowd at the Burlington Depot this afternoon. The historic tax credits bill provides incentives to taxpayers that contribute to the preservation of historic buildings.
About 40 Elon University students, faculty, and staff and community members, a smaller crowd than usual, attended the Panel Discussion: Violence associated with Guns Wednesday evening in Lakeside Meeting Rooms. Although the room looked empty, there was a flow of questions being asked to the Elon University faculty and staff panelists.
Emotions always run high on a Senior Day, but they were cranked up an extra notch at the Oct. 11 Elon University women’s soccer team's match. Senior forward Nicole Dennion, former Southern Conference Player of the Year who missed last year while battling cancer, made her first appearance in two years by taking the opening kickoff in the lineup for the Phoenix. After kicking off the match, she ran to the sideline for a substitute to applause from both teams and fans. “An indescribable level [of emotion],” said head coach Chris Neal. “It was really good having her here.”
On any other night, the sight of three students’ exposed muscles and bones would have caused a panic among patrons at The Fat Frogg Bar & Grill. But at 7 p.m. Oct. 13, Elon University Physician Assistant Program seniors Lisa Nichols, Boyd Vicars and Kim Heald smiled and joked as they walked between the restaurant’s tables, flaunting arms and legs painted with realistic representations of the underlying muscular and skeletal systems.
My name is Brian Gryniewski, Elon resident and contact for TickleMyRibs BBQ Restaurant in Burlington. On Sunday Oct 25th, we are hosting the 2nd Annual Q' for the Cure event to benefit Little Pink Houses of Hope Breast Cancer Charity.
My name is Brian Gryniewski, Elon resident and contact for TickleMyRibs BBQ Restaurant in Burlington. On Sunday Oct 25th, we are hosting the 2nd Annual Q' for the Cure event to benefit Little Pink Houses of Hope Breast Cancer Charity.
My name is Brian Gryniewski, Elon resident and contact for TickleMyRibs BBQ Restaurant in Burlington. On Sunday Oct 25th, we are hosting the 2nd Annual Q' for the Cure event to benefit Little Pink Houses of Hope Breast Cancer Charity.
My name is Brian Gryniewski, Elon resident and contact for TickleMyRibs BBQ Restaurant in Burlington. On Sunday Oct 25th, we are hosting the 2nd Annual Q' for the Cure event to benefit Little Pink Houses of Hope Breast Cancer Charity.
Forget the UGG boots, Pumpkin Spice Lattes and flannels — I know it’s fall when the season premieres of my favorite shows start popping up again, and that means it’s time to stock up on the tissues. The season of ugly sobbing and excessive hyperventilation is upon us, my friends, and no other show can get us into that creepy, soul-sucking, Halloween mindset like "American Horror Story."
Elon University Homecoming concertgoers now have a reason to keep their head up after Andy Grammer canceled his Oct. 17 appearance. Interactive DJ "Throwback Time Machine" is now scheduled to perform at the Homecoming Concert Saturday.
By Leena Dahal, Pendulum Senior Reporter It may have drizzled over Alamance County on Saturday, but the more than 1,000 people gathered at the Historic \0x200BTrain Depot & Amphitheater paid little attention to the rain.
It may have drizzled over Alamance County on Saturday, but the more than 1,000 people gathered at the Historic Train Depot & Amphitheater paid little attention to the rain. What was on their minds, instead, were the rainbow flags and making history.
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The City of Burlington Water Resources Department is asking for volunteers to clean trash and debris from Little Alamance Creek Oct.
Most of the academic departments will host Open House sessions with alumni during Homecoming Weekend Oct.
