Elon Eats: pub feel close to home
There are very few places that an Elon student can go to in Burlington without bumping into a classmate or someone they know while they are out to eat or get a drink.
There are very few places that an Elon student can go to in Burlington without bumping into a classmate or someone they know while they are out to eat or get a drink.
When you walk past Trifecta Health & Wellness club in Burlington, it is impossible not to go in and see what it is all about.
The theater is a great place for social issues to be presented in a way that gets people thinking and helps them understand better what is going on in the world, especially on a college campus where people tend to avoid talking about the tough stuff and gravitate towards lighter topics.
Each year, Elon students, and the school itself, strives to top themselves in everything they do.
Elon students tend to be on one side of a never ending battle between which Burlington Mexican restaurant is better: La Cocina or La Fiesta.
There are very few times that students can get the same amount of food at a restaurant as they can in one of the all you can eat dining halls on campus.
In May of her senior year of high school, Caroline Colino, now a junior, was all set to go to the University of Delaware to study biology.
For the third year in a row, Elon University’s six a cappella groups will join together for a singing extravaganza to benefit sick children.
Burlington may appear overcrowded with vast options for fast food and chain restaurants, leaving few quick, healthy options available to Elon University students and the community. But, obscured alongside Macho’s Pizza and NC Jelly Donuts lies a new way to detox.
Six years ago, Steve Papakostas saw that there was a gap in the variety of food that was presented to the Burlington community.
Before senior Brandon Mitchell started in the music program at Elon University, he had no concept of what he would be able to accomplish before graduation.
The Phoenix Winds, an on campus wind ensemble, will be having a concert on November 17th at 7:30 p.m in McCrary Theater and there is no charge for admission.
Jeff Colgan came to North Carolina with a mission. The Arizona-native had just spent a year and a half in New York City and wanted a different pace.
For the first week of October, the Department of performing Arts put on the two act play Harper Regan written by Simon Stevens.
Instagram has become a medium for posting artsy pictures on the beach, friends hanging out, and pets looking cute.
Students and community members raced down East Haggard Avenue wearing capes. Children dressed as zombies ran past windows, frightening those inside. They were not filming the newest superhero movie on Elon University’s campus, but rather raising money for those who need medical assistance in Alamance County.
When Elon University students on a college budget head to downtown Elon to treat themselves to one of the locally owned restaurants in the small strip, they often overlook Mynt Boutique, a chic women's clothing store, for fear of bursting the bank.
All over campus, students are starting their own clothing companies, creating graphic design freelance work and working with non-profits Some of these students see an issue and instead of accepting it is wrong and ignoring the problem, they attempt to change it.
Nestled between the fast food joints and Southern comfort of Burlington lies a restaurant with ethnic charm.
Four years of dance comes to close from May 7-9 with XVcollective, a collaborating dance group, senior thesis concert. The dancers perform original choreography and design created by senior dance performance and choreography.
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