Melina Casados

Baseball looks to bounce back from 2024 season, rely on offensive weapons

After starting the season in College Station against the No. 1 ranked team in the country in Texas A&M, the Elon baseball team is ready to compete for a regular season championship. The team has gotten off to a 5-6 start to the season after bouncing back from the A&M series in a big way by beating Presbyterian 16-3, and head coach Mike Kennedy has been impressed with what he’s seen so far. Elon’s strength lies in its offense and ability to score runs from the top of its lineup, led by seniors Charlie Granatell and Kenny Mallory Jr. Granatel.

‘You have permission to engage’: Vernice Armour encourages Elon community to pursue passions

Vernice “FlyGirl” Armour — the first African American female combat pilot — gave an high-energy, interactive lecture March 13 as part of Elon’s 2024-25 Speaker Series. Throughout most of her presentation, Armour had the words “You HAVE permission to engage” projected onto the screen behind her. It was a phrase Armour heard from ground controllers when she served in the United States Marine Corps, and it is a sentiment she has embraced ever since. Throughout the lecture, Armour shared anecdotes from throughout her career and personal life. 

US Navy Concert Band celebrates centennial anniversary with tour, stops at Elon University

Elon Nursing Program receives high marks from accreditation body for DEI efforts

ABSS grapples with staff shortages, prioritizing budget

Gerald Whittington awarded Elon Medallion, dedication of residence hall in his honor

Southeastern Indigenous Coalition Environmental Conference gives space to share issues facing Native communities