History and Geography

Phi Alpha Theta and Gamma Theta Upsilon, the History & Geography honor societies, are having their annual book sale this Tuesday, Oct. 9 at the Fonville Fountain.

Join us in Lindner 204 from 12:10-1:10 p.m. for a Brown Bag discussion led by Clyde Ellis.

Join Jim Bissett for a Brown Bag discussion on Oct. 23.

Join Michael Matthews Nov. 14 for a Brown Bag discussion.

Vote online through Sept. 18 to support sophomore Yasmine Arrington’s scholarship program for teens with parents in prison.

Elon President Leo M. Lambert bestowed the university's highest honor Monday morning on John '53 & Dolores Truitt '53, and George Troxler.

The U.S. Navy is transporting the donated materials to the African nation at no cost to the university or the recipients.

Associate Professor Jim Brown led a workshop for full time and Western volunteer teachers in schools for Burmese migrants and refugees along the Thai-Burma border.

Mary Jo Festle and several top students conducted interviews with dozens of patients about their experience waiting for and receiving new lungs.

Michael Matthews presented his paper "La historia cultural del auge de los ferrocarriles en la época porfiriana: patrimonio intangible del cambio tecnológico en México" ( The Cultural History of the Porfirian Railway Boom: An Intangible Patrimony of Technological Change in Mexico) at the Semanario Internacional: Paisajes Culturales y Patrimonio en San Luis Potosí, México.