History and Geography

The Elon community is invited to gather on the steps of the Moseley Student Center for "The Reading of the Names."

The ceremony will be held in the Numen Lumen Pavilion Sacred Space

Film screening and conversation with Holocaust Survivors and Cousins Shelly Weiner & Rachel Kizhnerman

The assistant professor of communications recently completed her film, “Waiting in the Midfield,” which highlights a Syrian refugee who relocated to Greensboro and his assimilation to a new country and culture.

The Elon University professors co-authored a research article published in Soccer & Society, an international peer-reviewed journal devoted to the world’s most popular game.

Come to Belk Pavilion’s lobby on Tuesday, April 3, at 5:15 p.m. to see the opening of the new art exhibit, "The Sacred and Secular as Shown through Chinese Material History."

Amy Johnson, associate professor of history and director of the Elon Core Curriculum, presented a paper entitled "Legacies of Unfreedom: West African Bondage, Jamaican Realities and Slavery among the Maroons of Jamaica."

Artist Renee Van der Stelt's exhibition opens on Monday, Feb. 5, with the artist speaking about her installation at a 5:30 p.m. reception in Gallery 406 at Arts West. 

Troxler’s new book, “The Red Dog,” received a Historical Book Award at the society’s annual meeting.

Inspired by Elon's commitment to scholarship funding, retired faculty member Nancy Midgette, of Montreat, North Carolina, decided to support students in the Odyssey Program with her gift.