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Bayard Rustin Documentary Screening
January 21, 2013
Join the LGBTQ Coordinator and Spectrum in a screening of Brother Outsider on Tuesday, January 22nd at 7pm in McEwen 011.
Elon celebrates International Education Week
November 13, 2012
The Isabella Cannon Global Education Center presents "West Africa - International Education Week 2012," with a series of events Nov. 12-16.
African & African-American Read-In
November 11, 2012
Still Dreaming: Understanding the Deferred Action Immigration Program
October 16, 2012
Come join us for a discussion panel on the deferred action immigration program and its political, legal, social and human implications.
AAASE Author-of-the-Month Lunch Series presents Naeemah Clark – Oct. 31
October 9, 2012
Join the AAASE community for discussions on Black Studies-related topics with the authors who will present their recently published work or work-in-progress.
‘Renaissance woman’ Maya Angelou dazzles at Fall Convocation
October 5, 2012
The world renowned poet, author, playwright & educator shared on Thursday her wit and wisdom with a sold-out Alumni Gym audience.
Elon’s 2012 Fall Convocation to feature Maya Angelou
October 4, 2012
All tickets for the program have been distributed; however, a wait line will be formed to seat a limited number of those without tickets.
International Human Rights Exchange Info Session – Sept. 12
September 11, 2012
A representative from the International Human Rights Exchange study abroad program in Johannesburg, South Africa will be holding an information session from 10am to 11am on Wednesday, September 12 in the ICIC.
Career Moves: Networking lands FOX News internship
September 11, 2012
Elon senior Jacob Selzer shares how the use of personal connections secured an internship at FOX News in Washington, D.C.
75th anniversary celebration of Hurston and Wright – Sept. 18
September 11, 2012
Join African and African-American Studies as we celebrate the 75th anniversary of Zora Neale Hurston's novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, and Richard Wright's manifesto, "Blueprint for the Negro."