Community Engagement & Service

The university is partnering with the Burlington Times-News and the Alamance County Area Chamber of Commerce to host a forum for candidates in the race for seats on the Alamance County Board of Commissioners.

Community leaders and university supporters gathered in the ballroom of The Inn at Elon on Tuesday to hear from President Connie Ledoux Book about new projects and initiatives at Elon.

Elon Partners in Alamance and Guilford counties are invited to connect with the university and let their customers and patrons know of their support for Elon.

Rabbi Lawson was named a Jewish LGBTQ hero by Keshet, a nonprofit that works for full equality

1-3 Bilingual volunteers are needed to assist with a wellness event at Broadview Middle School

Burst the Bubble programs are free, student-led, non-credit sessions where students share their talents, interests and skills with their peers.

The $10,000 grant from the insurance company will support the construction of a home in Burlington, N.C., for a mother and her two daughters.

The Day of Service Project, which was a collaboration between Elon Volunteers! and Habitat for Humanity of Alamance County, was part the university's month-long Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.

The panel discussion was the first in a diverse lineup of events scheduled during Elon's month-long Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.

Service opportunities, gatherings and other special programs at Elon during January will commemorate the life and work of the late civil rights leader.