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Scholarship Deadline Extended: April 2
March 30, 2010
LGBTQI Ally Advocacy Conference – April 17
March 29, 2010
Diversity Leadership Conference – April 10-11
March 29, 2010
Domestic Violence: A Man’s Problem Too – March 10
March 5, 2010
Elon celebrates African-American Read-In in Moseley Center
February 22, 2010
Elon University took part in the 21st National African-American Read-In on Friday when students, faculty and staff read aloud in Ward Octagon inside the Moseley Center. Organizers collected donations for Haiti relief and for local libraries at the event, which included an afternoon reading by Elon President Leo M. Lambert.
Impact of the Haitian earthquake at Elon University
January 20, 2010
Many students, faculty and staff at Elon University have expressed concern for the people of Haiti following a massive earthquake on Tuesday that killed tens of thousands and devastated much of the Caribbean nation. A current student and a 2009 alum on the ground in Haiti have made contact with their families in the United States, while another two current students and other alumni have started hearing from their own relatives still in the country.
“Freedom Journey” and service events mark MLK Day
January 18, 2010
Dozens of Elon students turned out Monday morning for a “Freedom Journey” community march, followed by service activities at Elon First Baptist Church and Kopper Top Life Learning Center, which served as reminders of how civil rights pioneer Martin Luther King Jr. shaped a movement a generation ago to advance equality for all people.
Campus remembers King legacy in candlelight program
January 18, 2010
On the eve of a national holiday to honor the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., members of the Elon University community gathered Sunday evening for an intimate candlelight ceremony in which guests shared stories of how the slain civil rights leader's message touches them today.