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The Fund for American Studies Info Session – Oct. 22
October 14, 2015
Moseley Center 103"The Oak Room" 4:30 pm
Internships Abroad info session – Oct. 19
October 14, 2015
Student Professional Development Center in Moseley 140 | 5:30 p.m.
2015 Alumni Award winners announced
October 13, 2015
Join us Friday at 6 p.m. in Lakeside Meeting Rooms to celebrate five outstanding alumni during Homecoming's Welcome Home Reception and Opening Ceremony.
Student-produced film accepted into New Orleans festival
October 7, 2015
While studying abroad in Prague last fall, Elon University senior Liam Hall co-wrote and co-directed “Tři Cíga,” an eight-minute short film gaining attention on the festival circuit, including the New Orleans Film Festival.
School of Communications asks campus to #EmbraceTheNews
October 7, 2015
During National News Engagement Day, the school organized initiatives that encouraged students, faculty, staff and alumni to interact with the news.
In My Words: Brought to you by the letters HBO and $$$
October 7, 2015
Associate Professor Naeemah Clark authored a guest column for regional newspapers about a new partnership between the Children's Television Network, which produces the beloved children's program "Sesame Street," and the premium cable network HBO.
Elon student wins Nukebusters Short Film Contest
October 5, 2015
Jonny Deaton’s award-winning film, "Joining the Conversation," highlights millennials and their knowledge of nuclear weapons and development.
Elon alumna part of News21 reporting team named winner of ONA journalism award
October 5, 2015
Kate Murphy ’15 contributed to a national multimedia reporting initiative in summer 2014 that investigated the issue of gun rights and gun legislation nationwide.
Students present millennial insights to marketing leaders
September 29, 2015
Members of Live Oak Communications were invited to present a panel discussion on influencer marketing and its impact on millennial brand affinity at a September conference hosted by Pace.
Naeemah Clark pens book chapter on ‘Scandal’s’ online community
September 29, 2015
The associate professor of communications analyzes the ABC television program’s online presence, where community members are building relationships through Tumblr, Twitter and YouTube.