Archive for July 26, 2016

3:30-5:30 p.m. | Moseley Center - McKinnon Hall

Philosopher Robert Valgenti discusses the possibilty that cooking is a philosophical endeavor as well as being practical, technical and artistic.

Debra Nystrom, Professor of English in the Creative Writing Program at the University of Virginia, will read from her newest book, "Night Sky Frequencies and Selected Poems."

Celebrate National French Week with the Department of World Languages and Cultures with different activities and events every day.

The Elon Department of Performing Arts presents the stirring Tony Award-winning "Parade" which explores the endurance of love and hope against all the odds.

Come to the reception for the annual Juried Student Exhibtion that represents soem of the strongest are selected from currently enrolled Elon University students.

Planetary scientist and veteran astronaut, Thomas Jones, discusses the threat to Earth from rogue asteroids and how we can use them as stepping stones to Mars.

Performing arts majors use suggestions from the audience to create games and humorous scenes for a night full of laughter.

Students showcase original solos and duets from class in an intimate setting that sparks dialogue between the audience and the artists

The choral ensembles of Elon present secular pieces from centuries of the choral art.