One of the many well-accomplished women making history at Elon University is Rochelle Ford. Ford, who will soon be celebrating her first year as dean of the School of Communications, is the first black female to hold the role.
A timely production showcasing some of the most celebrated and cherished elements of black culture will open Thursday, Feb. 14, in McCrary Theatre. Elon University’s musical theatre production of “Once on This Island” utilizes African dancing, drums and storytelling as motifs throughout the show.
Vulgar images and references to Nazism and the Ku Klux Klan were found on a whiteboard last night in Koury Athletic Center.
Hill delivers Elon University's Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative address four months after a Supreme Court nomination process strikingly resembled her sexual allegation testimony in 1991.
Freshman Alex Farber and other members of the Elon community met in Moseley Sunday afternoon to reflect on the shooting in Pittsburgh. Several students are asking for others to stand in solidarity with them.
Students say they are more than frustrated with the mold outbreak in Virginia. This issue started earlier in the semester, but the roommates say they didn't receive help until Fall Break.
As she acclimates to her role, Connie Book embraces fundraising for the university
Associate Vice President for Business, Finance & Technology Bob Shea confirmed to Elon News Network that McEwen Dining Hall will open its doors Oct. 25.
In the event of a power outage, Moseley Center would became the main shelter for Elon students still on campus. About 1,400 students elected to ride out Hurricane Florence in campus housing.
Dining hall and campus restaurants hours have changed as the campus prepares for Hurricane Florence.
From veterans in World Wars I and II to the Spanish-American War, this cemetery holds centuries of history beneath its surface.
Hit with a string of rain and thunderstorm over the past few days Elon is now facing a power outage throughout most of campus. According to Alamance Communications, falling trees hit power lines causing the power outage.
Hurricane Irma has passed, but students on campus personally affected by the storm are still trying to figure out what happened back home. Elon University sophomore Chantrisse Howard is a St. Thomas native and first heard from her family three hours before the storm hit. Her mom told her only the windows were broken. Another three days passed until Howard heard from her family again.
The violence of Charlottesville, Virginia, last month has subsided, the memories are alive and well. So is the conversation to prevent acts like it.
Have you ever walked around campus and thought you saw someone twice? It could be that they were twins, like sophomores Tyler and Colin Kless.
RALEIGH — Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate Deborah Ross will not be the next Senator of North Carolina. Ross received the results of the senatorial campaign today at the Marriott City Town Center in Raleigh.
Millennials make headlines daily for social media crazes and popular trends, but on Nov. 8, they could also make headlines for their influence in the ballot box. According to a recent Pew Research Center analysis, millennials — adults born between 1981 and 1997 — are predicted to outnumber the baby boomer generation in voter turnout this election year.
Dee Evans helped raise more than $250,000 at a gala for Little Pink Houses of Hope this earlier month.
The candidates for the Alamance-Burlington county Board of Education addressed the Elon University acquiring Elon Elementary school tonight.
As a result of a Presidential Task Force and SUB finding on analysis of students' experiences, a number of different dining options will debut around campus this fall.
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