Nick Foley

Smoking ban should be implemented across campus

There are no secrets about the dangers of smoking cigarettes. Our generation has been educated about the harmful side effects of smoking since we were toddlers.

Give me just a little more time

Not only are students in high school dealing with acne, first crushes and relationships, as well as drastic changes to their bodies, they are also thrown into a new academic and social environment.  In case that was not enough to deal with, during their senior year they have to decide where they want to spend the next four years of their lives studying. As a current senior in college, I look back and realize I could have used a little more time to figure out what I wanted from my college experience.

Class of 2018: Welcome to Elon University

Class of 2018, welcome to Elon University. You are joining a truly special community. I envy you, for you are just beginning your time here at Elon.

Expanding the scope of staff evaluations

Winter storm unites Elon community

This past weekend, Elon University fell victim to widespread power outages. The power outages were due to winter storm Titan that struck Alamance County.

Ready for Hillary: why we need a female president now

Since our country was founded in 1776, we have had 44 presidents. 43 have been white, one has been black and none have been women.  Michele Bachmann recently said our country is not ready for a female president, especially not Hillary Clinton, because the voters elected an African-American president out of guilt and there is no guilt to elect a female president.

Our destiny lies above us: making the case to save NASA

Since humans began to walk the Earth, we have been explorers by necessity and by choice. Something within ourselves drives us to seek out new places and opportunities.

NSA right to breach privacy in name of national security

There are somewhere between four and six million closed-circuit security cameras in the United Kingdom.