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NPR reports on protest led by Richard McBride

August 26, 2008

University Chaplain Richard McBride coordinated a protest in front of an Alamance County Board of Commissioners meeting this month that was featured Aug. 26, 2008, on Morning Edition, an NPR program broadcast across the nation.

“Quest” immerses new students in religion

August 22, 2008

A new Elon University program took a half dozen incoming freshmen to Atlanta this summer as a cultural immersion into various world religions, including Buddhism, Judaism, Islam and Hinduism. Said one student of the experience: “Now I feel like I can help eliminate false conceptions and prejudices people have of religions.”

Pedal power: Student bikes across U.S. for charity

June 23, 2008

Biking an average of 80 miles a day for two full months, Elon University sophomore Dani Schenk will travel across the southern United States this summer to raise money for a national nonprofit agency that builds homes for low-income families.

Morocco service trip a first for Elon

June 17, 2008

Six students will travel to the remote highlands of central Morocco this month as part of a service trip to tutor children learning English and to observe firsthand how residents of the impoverished region are developing profitable cottage industries.

Baccalaureate sermon: Love others as family

May 23, 2008

If you look back far enough – 130,000 years, to be exact – people today share a common ancestor. For the Right Rev. Michael B. Curry, who delivered the sermon May 23 at Baccalaureate, that bond requires Elon graduates to leave what he called this “sacred place” and to always treat others as family.

Don’t trash it! Donate used furniture to Habitat

May 15, 2008

Still have love seats and desks that you won't be needing in two weeks? If you're having no luck on E-net's want ads, instead of visiting the nearest Dumpster, consider a furniture donation to Habitat for Humanity. A collection truck will be parked at the Elon Community Church until May 22.