Dan Anderson

A campaign called Blackout Elon, launched at the April 8 College Coffee, has a goal of changing perceptions of student alcohol use on campus. Details...

Elon 1L students traveled to the main university campus Aug. 14 for a daylong series of activities related to orientation.

A survey conducted by Elon faculty and students at the United Nations-sponsored Internet Governance Forum in Brazil identifies top issues facing development of network communications around the world. The study was conducted by the Imagining the Internet Center in the School of Communications in partnership with the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that 2008 alumna Lindsey Harris has escaped the fighting in the Republic of Georgia and is now with her fellow Peace Corps volunteers in Armenia. Harris made a short telephone call to her family in Delaware to report that she was out of Georgia. Details...

Elon is among more than 70 colleges and universities recognized on a special "Green Colleges" Web site created by the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU). The site details initiatives on campuses that promote environmental sustainability.

The Carolina Peacemaker, a Greensboro newspaper and member of the BlackPressUSA Network, profiled Elon University School of Law Interim Dean George Johnson in an Aug. 6 article. The story by reporter Benjamin Fair details Johnson's distinguished career and his plans for leading the law school.

After nearly a decade as a law librarian for public services at Fordham University’s law school, Kathleen McLeod comes to Elon with a teaching background in advanced legal research, having also served there as an adjunct professor.

Lee Bush, assistant professor of communications, wrote an article on conversational marketing for the online publications of the Public Relations Society of America. The article, titled "Conversational marketing - engaging the networked community in a dialogue with your brand," argues that old models of communications are still pervasive.