Inclusive Excellence at Elon

This year's Native American Heritage Month during November marks five years since the founding of the Native American Student Association on Elon’s campus. 

Thousands of luminarias and lights illuminated Elon's campus during the community-favorite event.

The Welcome New Neighbor initiative is a collaboration between the Dr. Jo Watts Williams School of Education and community partners that resettle and support people with refugee backgrounds in Burlington and nearby communities.

Elon’s LGBTQIA Alumni Network honored alumni’s impact and dedication to Elon and LGTQIA communities with the Community Enrichment Awards.

The third annual symposium provided education and engagement around the legacy of W.D. Mohammed

Join the entire Elon community for a university tradition and celebration of light that kicks off the winter holiday season.

Elon kicked off Native American Heritage Month with a celebration in Lakeside that included a display by and indigenous artist, food from a local indigenous caterer and a chance to win various prizes.

Inclusive Community Conversations is a series in collaboration with Belk Library for faculty and staff to engage in conversations about current issues.

The event gave attendees the chance to engage in conversations about issues impacting male students of color while receiving free haircuts from local licensed barbers.

The event was planned by Elon's leadership team overseeing a six-year, $377,800 grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute to transform first-year STEM experiences and promote belonging in STEM programs among historically underrepresented groups.