THE EDGE MAGAZINE

Let’s Talk About It: Food Insecurity in Alamance County

Because let’s face it, it’s time to actually leave the bubble and learn about our surrounding area.

FeaturesCallista DeGrawMay 16, 2021food desert, hunger, alamance

Billie Eilish’s British Vogue Sparks Conversations About Body Positivity

We absolutely loved Eilish’s cover of Vogue. We don’t love some of the comments.

FeaturesGenevieve SmithMay 13, 2021pop culture, vogue, celebrity, body positivity

HE DOESN’T EVEN GO HERE

Elon Student Union hosts Daniel Franzese, AKA Damien from Mean Girls.

FeaturesMorgan HackMay 10, 2021comedy, SUB, mean girls

A Review of SURF Day 2021 From the Students Who Participated In It

We talked to students who participated in virtual SURF this year and the reviews are in.

FeaturesCaroline DonohueMay 5, 2021academics, research, students

Faded Front Door: The Business Against Fast Fashion

Elon’s Lindsey Patterson fights fast fashion in her own way.

FeaturesAmy EllisonMay 3, 2021fashion, entrepreneur, student, business, environment

A Look Into The Alpha Kappa Psi Recruitment Process

The Edge caught up with some AKPsi pledges across different grades to learn more about their pledge process.

FeaturesMorgan HackMay 2, 2021akpsi, professional, greek life, rush

What Derek Chauvin’s Guilty Verdict Means

Warning: This article discusses racism and the murder of George Floyd which may be upsetting to some readers.

FeaturesCallista DeGrawApril 30, 2021racism, justice, police, law

Elon Introduces Duo Mobile for Moodle Safety

How do students really feel about the new multi-factor authentication app?

FeaturesCaroline DonohueApril 28, 2021technology, privacy, administration

Johnson & Johnson, an On-Again Off-Again Relationship

The CDC has recommended that J&J distribution resume but lists young women (aka most of Elon) as at higher risk for side effects.

FeaturesAmy EllisonApril 26, 2021covid, vaccine

Happy Holi: Navigating Elon’s Holi Celebration Despite Pandemic

The Edge caught up with the people behind the “Festival of Colors” celebration which looked a little different on campus this year.

FeaturesEmerson WellsApril 23, 2021holiday, faith, unity, religion

Let’s Talk Business: Elon’s Marketplace Under the Oaks

Hear from the students behind the project putting student entrepreneurs first.

FeaturesCallista DeGrawApril 22, 2021entrepreneur, business, shopping

What to Expect After a Speeding Ticket in North Carolina

You really don’t want to get caught speeding in NC. Here’s why.

FeaturesAmy EllisonApril 21, 2021police, court

Elon Administration’s Response to Crime, is it Enough?

Following the most recent email blast from John Dooley, students react to the way Elon handles crime on campus.

FeaturesCaroline DonohueApril 19, 2021administration, student, response, complaints

So You Want To Study Abroad: Navigating Winter Term Study Abroad Options

All the info you need if you’re thinking about traveling for J-term 2022.

FeaturesEmerson WellsApril 16, 2021travel, school, GEC

Elon University Feminist Club Hosts Women in Leadership Panel

A look into the leadership panel featuring prominent female leaders of the Elon community.

FeaturesGenevieve SmithApril 15, 2021feminism, book

All About Forma

Read all about The Edge’s exclusive interview with the minds behind Forma, a rising company that brings the in-store experience online.

FeaturesMorgan HackApril 14, 2021shopping, online, entrepreneur

Updated: What You Can Do Once You’re Fully Vaccinated

Because we wouldn’t leave you hanging without the most current info!

FeaturesCallista DeGrawApril 13, 2021covid, rules, vaccine

Coffee and Quaq: An Alaskan journalist’s podcast

It’s 8:30 a.m. in Alaska and Alice Qannik Glenn is spending her Friday morning speaking to students over Zoom 4,000 miles away in Elon, North Carolina.

FeaturesAmy EllisonApril 12, 2021podcast, entrepreneur, activism

Sexual Assault Awareness Month Series Part 3: Not All Men, But All Women

Warning: this article discusses sexual violence and may contain sensitive content relating to this difficult subject matter.

FeaturesGenevieve SmithApril 8, 2021feminism, activism, social media

Sexual Assault Awareness Month Series Part 2: Bringing Home The Minnesota Case

Warning: This article discusses sexual violence and may contain sensitive content relating to this difficult subject matter.

FeaturesCaroline DonohueApril 7, 2021court, feminism, activism