
Main Street Vinyl rocks into their sixth year in Burlington
Located in downtown Burlington, Main Street Vinyl is an independently owned record store co-owned by Joshua Garrett and his fiancée, Amy McLamb.
Cailey Cetani '24 is studying journalism and German at Elon University. Cetani serves as a staff writer at Elon News Network. In addition to writing, Cetani is involved with broadcast production, ranging from producing to running a position for a live broadcast. As a storyteller, Cetani focuses on lifestyle stories of the Elon and Burlington communities. When she is not reporting, Cetani enjoys reading, painting, writing pieces other than news articles and listening music and podcasts. She hopes to work with a magazine or a local news publication and to report news from abroad after graduation.
Located in downtown Burlington, Main Street Vinyl is an independently owned record store co-owned by Joshua Garrett and his fiancée, Amy McLamb.
The Winter play this year is Sense and Sensibility written by Kate Hamil, which is an adaptation of Jane Austen’s book. The play utilizes the Dashwood sisterhood as a way to introduce the ideas of power, love and gender. Sense and Sensibility is set to perform Jan. 22-24 and Feb. 1-5.
Best Of is an annual publication by Elon News Network that surveys students, faculty, staff and the general community on their favorite dining, entertainment outlets, academics and more.
In light of controversial posts on the anonymous social media app, there are concerns on how it is affecting student mental health. Social media experts, students and psychologists comment on how they think Yik Yak is affecting campus.
After an article in the News & Record about the non-profit organization Little Free Library caught her attention, Town of Elon Downtown Development Administrator Kathleen Patterson thought Elon’s community could use one itself.
With the ongoing climate change crisis and pollution of the Earth, Kelsey Bitting, assistant professor of environmental studies wants her students to be part of the solution. As a part of her ENS 111, Introduction to Environmental Science class, Bitting is pairing up with The Clean Haw River Project to engage students by creating visual presentations — such as greeting graphics, articles and research presentations — that will immediately go toward helping The Clean Haw River Project’s cause.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announced that student-teachers will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, alongside teachers and other school employees. According to the latest NCDHHS vaccination plan, frontline essential workers such as educators are included in the third group.
There are over 1,500 freshmen enrolled this year. With the semester looking different than in the past, many freshmen have appreciated being on campus, but some are struggling to balance school work, making friends and staying safe during a pandemic.
After ten years working for Elon University, Chaplain Jan Fuller has announced her retirement. The university chaplain and lecturer in humanities has made it a mission of hers during her time here to help students connect with their spiritual selves through promoting cultural and spiritual interaction.
The events hosted this year will range from virtual tours around campus to a town hall with President Connie Book. According to the Senior Director of Alumni Engagement and Annual Giving, Brian Feeley, the university is going to be using Zoom for most events, but will also take advantage of video reporting.
The From the Flames Challenge includes a semester-long scavenger hunt and other unconventional competitions. According to Schmiederer, it was created to help bring the community together and to encourage students to get to know Elon on a deeper level. The “quirky” scavenger hunt, found on their new Instagram page, encourages students to get to know Elon on a deeper level, while having fun solving clues for challenges.
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