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Stephen Smith ’69 recollects his first day at Elon for local newspaper
August 17, 2011
While first-year students all over the country are moving into the dorms of their colleges and universities, Stephen Smith '69 reflects on his own move-in day experience at Elon nearly 50 years ago for The PIlot of Southern Pines, N.C.
Sam Burke ’89 selected for national Beta Alpha Psi award
August 16, 2011
Samuel L. Burke '89, a partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers' national independence office, received the Beta Alpha Psi Business Information Professional of the Year Award this month at the annual Beta Alpha Psi meetings in Denver.
Four alumni selected for Elon Sports Hall of Fame
August 15, 2011
Mitch Rippy '80, Amy Williamson '93, Elliott Armstrong '94 and Priscilla Awkard '94 compose the 41st Elon Sports Hall of Fame class, which will be inducted Sept. 10. The event, which will be held at 1:30 p.m. in Whitley Auditorium, is free and open to the public.
Alumni open new downtown Elon restaurant
August 15, 2011
Around this time last year, Chris Brumbaugh '98 and Lynn Terrell '97 lived comfortably in Denver when they heard through the grapevine that their beloved Sidetrack Grill had closed. Both had worked at the iconic Elon restaurant for periods during their undergraduate days, and the news hit them hard. That's when the wheels behind The Root Trackside, the couple's new downtown Elon restaurant, began to turn.
Sarah Schermerhorn ’11 to play pro volleyball in Europe
August 15, 2011
Former Elon volleyball standout Sarah Schermerhorn '11 became the first player in program history to sign a professional contract. She will play for the Brøndby Volleyball Club in Copenhagen, Denmark, next season, according to ElonPhoenix.com.
Daniel Scagnelli ’06 to head Beech Mountain (N.C.) parks & recreation
August 15, 2011
Daniel Scagnelli, a 2006 graduate of the Martha & Spencer Love School of Business, has been chosen to lead the Beech Mountain (N.C.) Department of Parks and Recreation.
Nannie Graham Keck ’28, Elon’s oldest living alumna, dies at age 103
August 15, 2011
Nannie Graham Keck, Elon's oldest living alumna, died on Thursday, Aug. 11, at her home in Burlington, N.C. She was 103.
Eleanor Finger ’90 joins Virginia Tech as director of housing and residence life
August 11, 2011
Virginia Tech has named Eleanor Finger '90 its new director of housing and residence life. She previously served as dean of students and director of residence life at Washington State University.
Summer 2011: Jason Swepson’s road to Elon
August 9, 2011
New Phoenix Head Coach Jason Swepson had a lot more to say in his interview with The Magazine of Elon - we just ran out of space to print it all. Read on for more from Swepson - including how he found his calling to coach and the real story behind Baltimore Ravens star Ray Lewis' visit to Elon in April.
Historic issues of PhiPsiCli available free to alumni
August 8, 2011
The Belk Library Archives has a number of historic issues of Elon's PhiPsiCli yearbook available free of charge to alumni interested in securing a piece of university history.