Clare Grant

Clare Grant ‘23 is a freelance collegiate photojournalist currently studying at Elon University in North Carolina. Grant previously served as the photo editor and video production manager in previous years. Clare is a national award winning photographer with accolades such as the Society of Professional Journalists’ Mark of Excellence award for feature photography her freshman year as well as awards from the College Media Association and the Associated Collegiate Press. This past summer she spent her time in Tacoma, Washington interning for The Tacoma News Tribune. See Clare's best work on her online portfolio here. 

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LIFESTYLE 5/13/23 12:08pm

Always Dancing: A Photo Story

By Clare Grant

Charles Richardson grew up in Brooklyn, New York, with his parents and sister, but he moved to Burlington, North Carolina, in 2012 when he was 15 years old. Throughout his life he was diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, attention deficit disorder and delayed learning disability, but nothing ever felt right with his mom, Yvonne Whitley. It wasn't until he transferred to Southern High School in Graham, North Carolina, she said, that he was diagnosed with high-functioning autism. 

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NEWS 06/01/2023 1:39pm
Elon University hires first associate provost for inclusive excellence

Elon University hires communications professor Naeemah Clark as the first associate provost for academic inclusive excellence. The new role will be responsible for promoting inclusivity in academic spaces, supporting diverse faculty and guiding campus initiatives and programs. Clark has previously chaired the Core Curriculum council and directed the School of Communications Fellows Program, as well as served in the LGBTQIA advisory council, the inclusive community council and the task force for LGBTQIA faculty, staff and students.  

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Burlington Police Department selects next police chief

The Burlington Police Department selects Burlington native Alan Balog as its next police chief. Balog has worked in law enforcement for 18 years. In his current role, he oversees patrol, criminal investigations and 911 dispatching. Throughout his career, he has served in supervisory roles within the patrol, criminal investigations and professional standards divisions. Balog is set to take over after current Police Chief Brian Long retires in June.

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