Arts & Culture

Originally scheduled for March 25 in Whitley Auditorium but canceled due to COVID-19 concerns, the Liberal Arts Forum Lecture by "Hamilton" star Bryan Terrell Clark is now available to all Elon audiences online.

A March 10 panel discussion featuring journalists and political science experts moderated by President Connie Ledoux Book explored a variety of topics about this year's presidential race and how North Carolina fits into the national political landscape.

The difficult decision comes amid widespread efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19 that include limiting public gatherings.

Coleman, associate professor of music production and recording arts, gave presentations on his music at the University of Utah and Brigham Young University this week focusing on his interdisciplinary artwork titled "Exquisite Corpse."

'Rites of Seasons,' the spring dance concert, will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 5-7, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 8. Tickets are $15 or free with an Elon ID; call 336-278-5610 for more information.

The Center for Race, Ethnicity, and Diversity Education (CREDE) is celebrating our second Multiracial Awareness Week from March 2 through March 6. This week will highlight the experiences of Multiracial students at Elon; as well as our greater global community. Throughout the week we will host a variety of events that will explore different aspects of the Multiracial student experience. We would appreciate your support and attendance!

The two-day conference hosted national music industry professionals and students from across North Carolina.

Assistant Professor of Performing Arts Keshia Wall choreographed the Black History Month Dance Concert, which was the result of a transformative Winter Term experience in Ghana.

Ryan Russell, the first openly LGBTQ+ athlete in the NFL is the keynote speaker for the Men's Leadership in Gender Equity Conference - an event to engage men on empathy, communication & allyship.

Serrano will lead a workshop about immigration law and participate in a screening and question-and-answer session about the documentary "Forbidden: Undocumented and Queer in Rural America."