Keren Rivas

John Tumbleston ’06 is helping attract Elon alumni talent to the global center of the tech industry.

Ricky Watson, Jr. L’11 helped lead “raise the age” efforts to end the practice of trying 16- and 17-year-olds as adults in the North Carolina criminal justice system.

From an early age, faith and family helped the Rev. Joyce Myers-Brown ’59 develop an attitude of love for every being that has guided her life.

The media arts and entertainment graduate is on her way to achieving her dream of directing films full time.

Remembering Charles Whitelock, Class of 1918, the first Elon student to die in military service 100 years ago.

It has taken Al Drago ’15 only two years to earn his place in the nation’s capital press corps, amassing an impressive social media presence along the way.

Though Matt Sears ’18 spends much of his time researching insect behavior, he makes time to tutor, work as a T.A. and play men’s club rugby. 

A look at the growth of the university during President Leo M. Lambert's tenure.

Members of the Elon community reflect on President Leo M. Lambert's legacy.

A look at the historic leadership and legacy of President Leo M. Lambert, who in February announced his plans to conclude his time as Elon's eighth president.