Academics & Research

The article in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research highlights potential sex differences in the muscle-mediated relationship between physical activity and bone

Students in History Professor Clyde Ellis' Issues in Native American Religions course are studying how Native traditions have held their forms and meanings while adapting to outside influences and restrictions.

The teacher induction ceremony in the School of Education marks a milestone in the academic journey of teacher candidates. On Sept. 19, a new cohort of 58 teacher candidates were inducted into the teacher education program.

The award will provide funding for cooling vests to be used in multiple sclerosis research.

The lecturer in strategic communications and faculty director of Live Oak Communications will serve in a division head leadership position for the nation’s oldest and largest journalism and mass communications academic association.

Kevin Trapani offered insight into the transition of a firm’s focus to all stakeholders, not just shareholders.

“Far Flung: Improvisations on National Parks, Driving to Russia, Not Marrying a Ranger, the Language of Heartbreak, and Other Natural Disasters" was published earlier this year by West Virginia Press and draws from Kircher's travels and her time as a park ranger.

Thirty-two students join the 128 working professionals and full-time students studying in the graduate programs.

The Elon Biology Department hosted two days of demonstrations, reenacting the prehistoric human migrations from Africa 100,000 years ago, to help supplement the first-year common reading selection "Futureface," by author and journalist Alex Wagner.

The Sept. 11 dinner provided an opportunity for Alamance County and Elon University community members to engage in open and honest conversations regarding the portrayal of Muslims in the media, the role the Masjid plays in the community and other related topics.