Rachel Ellis

Remembering Associate Professor of Art L.M. Wood

The Elon University community remembers Associate Professor of Art L.M. Wood, who passed away Saturday. Students and professors reflect on the time they spent with their mentor and friend.

Elon hosts first 'Diaper Dash' at men's basketball game

Eleven-month-old Owen Pursley is the winner of the first "Elon Diaper Dash," hosted at halftime during Elon University's men's basketball game against the College of Charleston on Saturday, Feb. 23.

Riding along with The Burlington Police Department

Burlington Police Officer Alek Ayer is all about driving, responding and making a difference in the community he serves. 

Elon community members reflect on Parkland shooting

On this first anniversary of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, some members of the Elon community spent this morning honoring and remembering the victims and brought the campus together to reflect on the past year.

Sorority Recruitment leaves Elon freshman inspired to help others find a community

While most of the 658 women participating in spring recruitment last week ended up in a Greek organization, others are feeling left in the dark. One student is trying to create a community for those who were dropped from recruitment.

Greensboro temple holds a crowded, emotional vigil for Jewish community

  The vigil included traditional Jewish prayers and songs, as well as blessings and teachings from Christian, Muslim, Hindu, and Buddhist faiths. Strangers held hands, prayed together, joined each other in song, and embraced each other throughout the night. 

Mill Point residents say Elon should have prepared more for Hurricane Michael

Residents of the only on-campus neighborhood to lose power during the storm say the felt a lack of communication ahead of the storm.

Strength in Numbers and Allies

The #MeToo and Times Up Movements have repeatedly made headlines over the past year.  This week, sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh fueled the conversation once again. 

Elon Yoga Club Hosts 'Solstitium' Yoga Event

Elon University students from all over campus showed up on their mats Sunday, at this year's Solsitium yoga event behind Koury Center to honor the Fall Solstice. 

Staying Faithful Through Hurricane Florence

Burlington inmates aide in storm recovery

A community taking action this week as people from all over the southeastern region fled Florence. “This is a trying time and experience for people who haven't seen the magnitude of a hurricane," said Red Cross Facility Coordinator Kevin Hinton.

Lamb's Chapel prepares for storm's arrival as only shelter in Alamance County

The Lamb’s Chapel, located on 415 Roxboro Road in Haw River, opened its doors this morning at 10 a.m. for people seeking emergency shelter during the storm. The American Red Cross is operating and staffing the shelter, along with other county officials.

Elon sophomore concerned for home in Wilmington as Florence bears down on NC coast

Some Elon University students have already evacuated campus, but for others, heading home is not an option.

President Book leads first Phoenix Walk at 7.a.m. this morning

It was a bright and early morning for some members of the Elon community. President Connie Book held the first Phoenix Walk at 7 a.m. this morning, beginning and ending outside of the Koury Center.

Lake Mary Nell swan dead due to natural causes

Elon's beloved bird dead after eight years on campus.

Parts of campus searched, cleared following unspecified threats Tuesday evening

A bomb threat has been issued for Elon University’s campus, according to an email from Jon Dooley, vice president for Student Life. Police evacuated Oaks Apartments until further notice. The Oak House and Belk Library are closed until further notice.  

A Phoenix Jersey to A Pittsburgh Steelers Uniform

Soaring with aerial silks

Recently, members of the Zenitry family received news that the owner of the studio is stepping down in order to care for her newborn baby, and if a replacement is not found soon, the studio will close by the end of May. 

Students use social media to spread a ‘Body Positive’ Message

Elon University junior Jennifer Finkelstein struggled with eating disorders and body image throughout her high school years. When she came to Elon, all she wanted was a sense of hope for a more positive experience and future. However, transitioning to college life with a mental illness became difficult. 

Elon students participate in National School Walkout

Elon students, faculty and staff joined schools across the nation and stood in silence as part of the National School Walkout.