Hollywood comes to Haggard
Every year, the students in the Elon in Los Angeles program produce a number of film projects, but their work isn’t as well-known back on Elon University’s campus.
Every year, the students in the Elon in Los Angeles program produce a number of film projects, but their work isn’t as well-known back on Elon University’s campus.
One for eight. Oh, the irony in the ratio, one that equates to 12.5 percent. A year ago, Elon University true freshman kicker John Gallagher began the season making just 1-of-8 field goal attempts. Through two games this season, Elon has converted just one out of eight trips to the red zone for a touchdown. Last year, kicking was the problem.
Limelight Music Group, Elon University’s record label, just concluded its annual auditions last Thursday in its new location at Trollinger House.
Weaving throughout the South Campus intramural fields, the Elon University Cross Country Course is home to many Phoenix cross country practices.
It was an unfamiliar setting for Chelsea Rafetto, despite playing at home in Alumni Gym. She was making her first start this year for the Elon University volleyball team.
The Elon University women’s tennis squad surprised many teams by capturing a Southern Conference title last year. But the Phoenix now faces new challenges with a younger, inexperienced roster while entering the more challenging Colonial Athletic Association.
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Both of the Elon University golf teams found the top of the leaderboard in their fall tournaments this past weekend.
There’s a cyber-beast living in devices across the country. Its users are nameless but its name is famous.
There is one glaring weakness, at least in the season’s early stages, for the Elon University men’s soccer team, and it’s on the offensive end. The unit has no shortage of dynamic playmakers, starting with senior forward Jason Waterman and junior midfielder James Brace.
Dan Tart sat on a cushy, green couch in the lounge of Argo Tea, reflecting on an opening week in which demand exceeded supply on more than one occasion.
A new campus-wide printing system was installed at Elon University this summer, intending to make the printing process more efficient.
Beginning this month and for the first time, applicants to Elon University will be given the option to identify themselves as part of the LGBTQIA community on the admissions application. The decision to ask Elon hopefuls an optional question about sexual orientation and gender identity is part of an effort to create an atmosphere of inclusion on campus before students arrive at Elon, said Matthew Antonio Bosch, director of the Gender and LGBTQIA Center. “We’ve created an institutional center, where people feel they belong, and that belonging now starts from the first moment of inquiring about the application process,” Bosch said. Elon and Duke University are the first schools in North Carolina to inquire about sexual orientation and gender identity on the admissions application.
Generally, if the kicker is the most impressive player on your football team in a game, it means something went wrong in the other offensive phases. That was the case Sept.
When Kayla Agae played in just one set in Elon University volleyball’s season opener and none in the team’s second game, she wasn’t frazzled. She didn’t look down on herself.
Danielle Smith doesn’t let her size bother her while playing middle blocker. The Elon University senior stands at 5 feet, 9 inches tall, but she remains effective going up against players who are typically 6 feet tall or bigger. “I’m used to being the small one in the middle,” Smith said.
Feeding America brings attention to poverty and food insecurity by naming September National Hunger Action Month.
It's an early Saturday morning on Sept. 13, and Elon's service learning community isn't sleeping in. The group from Virginia Hall's first floor is up early to lend a hand at the Kopper Top Life Learning Center in Liberty, N.C. The farm for horses, cats, dogs, goats, bunnies and chickens opened 24 years ago with just three horses, and has provided a safe place for disabled children and adults to interact with animals in a form of interactive therapy ever since. With more than 30 horses today, the farm is an opportunity for clients to get a true hands-on experience. "It's actually amazing to see all these people come down, work on the horses, grooming them," said Elizabeth Canto, first year student.
Shani Knaani, an Israeli Fellow with the Jewish Agency for Israel and Hillel International, is paying a visit to Hillel and the Elon community as a whole. Knaani grew up in a kibbutz, a communal living area in northern Israel, and then moved on to join the Israeli army. "So in Israel, the army is mandatory," Knaani said.