Seniors reflect on what Elon University has given them as they prepare to take on the real world in a few months.
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This student writer has some grievances to take up with the school, and she’s not the only one… Is there hope for Elon?
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Elon student Nathan Moskowitz sits down with us to talk about his current and future plans for Nate’s Cookies.
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If you’re currently missing the theatre, Elon’s department of performing arts has got you covered.
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A farewell to Rabbi Sandra Lawson.
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A breakdown of the seemingly complicated student loan finances during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Interfaith work, particularly on a college campus, involves engaging and learning from those with different experiences and world views. The Ripple Conference exists to promote this.
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National Eating Disorder Awareness Week falls into place with Love Your Body Week at Elon.
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A brief recap of the record-breaking snowstorm that hit Texas and a list of organizations that still need your help.
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How Elon students can help Deborah Meridith and her life-changing organization.
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Caroline Durham ’23 used quarantine to take her hobby of jewelry making to the next level, from Costa Rica to Elon.
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Matt James is genuinely a bachelor like no other before.
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Thanksgiving COVID cases are surging right now, and it’s affecting not only the public, but hospitals and healthcare workers too.
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As the craziness of 2020 wraps up and we prepare for the holidays, Olivia Leggett ‘22, Hana Hofeld ‘22, and Ethan Walsh ‘22 share some of their families’ traditions.
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Carolina Lage ‘22 shares how she felt about completing exams online this year.
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Support Elon artists this holiday season!
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Marta de Cossio ‘21 tells about what it’s like to be an international student during COVID-19.
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Discussions surrounding race, gender, religion, sexuality, diversity, and inclusion can be uncomfortable—period. Society today is too fractured to ignore these discussions. Instead of retreating in defeat after making a mistake, now is the time to step up and become more educated and aware.
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Let’s make something clear: our system is broken. We’re not just talking about the justice system, the education system, or the healthcare system, but rather any organization that promotes a white-dominated elitist society—including Greek life.
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How college students are handling politics in a time of social change.
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