Inclusive Excellence at Elon

The university will offer a wide array of events and activities throughout the month of April in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage.

The plan will broaden and deepen the university’s commitment to multifaith understanding and to preparing Elon graduates to navigate a complex and diverse world.

Why does dementia affect some populations more than others? Life experiences, chronic stressors and lack of health equity may be key to understanding, neuroscientist Indira Turney said during a Voices of Discovery lecture Monday.

The director and associate director of Project Pericles at Elon published this work in Essays in Education.

Bohannon used his keynote address to focus on reflection and encourage students to revive, reclaim and rejoice.

Performances of "Black in the Theatre" will be held Friday, Feb. 24, and Saturday, Feb.25, at the Turner Theater.

The prosecutor-turned-journalist who today co-hosts one of the most popular daytime talk shows opened up this month to a Greensboro audience about lessons learned rising to the height of professional success from humble origins in a Bronx housing project.

Emphasizing the importance of Black culture and a revival of the arts, the Black Solidarity Conference will feature keynote speaker Alex Bohannon ’17.

The first Campus Conversation of the spring semester was tied into a yearlong commemoration, "Rising from the Ashes: A Century of Innovation."

The Center for Race, Ethnicity & Diversity Education hosted the Black History Month Kickoff event on Wednesday, Feb. 1. The theme for Black History Month 2023 at Elon is "The Black Renaissance: Revive, Reclaim, Rejoice."