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Acclaimed historian advocates for the liberal arts
April 10, 2013
In a visit to Elon University, Edward L. Ayers argues that the arts and sciences teach the “art of expression and habit of attention.”
Alumnus John Garratt to study in Berlin on DAAD grant
April 1, 2013
John Garratt '09, a history major and German studies minor, has been accepted by the German Academic Exchange Serivce (DAAD) to study in Germany on a long-term graduate research fellowship.
Nancy Midgette revises and updates NCDCR publications
March 13, 2013
Nancy Midgette, in conjunction with the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, has significantly revised and updated the NCDCR's publications on the state's roles in World War I and World War II.
Student-faculty article published in peer-reviewed Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa
January 3, 2013
Heidi Frontani, professor of geography, and Elon College Fellow, Anna McCracken, had their article "China's Development Initiatives in Ghana, 1961-2011" published in the Winter 2012 issue of the Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa.
Lumen Scholar finds National Parks oversimplify U.S. history
November 28, 2012
Work by Cameron Shirley '13 documented sites in Boston & Philadelphia that give visitors incomplete stories of the American Revolution.
Programs bring science, history to the masses
November 14, 2012
Monthly events expose faculty, staff and students to science, history and geography in a relaxed atmosphere.
Elon sophomore named a BET ‘M.A.D. Girl’
October 15, 2012
Yasmine Arrington was honored in New York City this weekend for her nonprofit to help children of jailed parents.
Book sale reschedule – Thursday, Oct. 11
October 9, 2012
The History & Geography department's book sale has been postponed, due to weather, until this Thursday, October 11.