Living & Learning at Elon

Students get free snacks and a break in one of the neighborhood’s longest-standing events

Jennifer E. Eidum, assistant professor of English, published the article "Pathways to Thriving: Living-Learning communities aid the first steps of first-generation students."

Local leaders of Native Nations joined the Global Neighborhood for dinner and conversation.

The one-day interpreting training delivered by ​tilde ​language justice cooperative builds community capacity for language access and social justice

In the second neighborhood “Immersion Excursion” of the year, a group of Danieley Center students and Faculty Director Matthew Buckmaster took the train from Burlington to Durham on Oct. 5. 

Pankaj Rishi Kumar will be on campus Wednesday, Oct. 2, to give a talk and screen his documentary film.

The Center for Leadership has welcomed a new group to the Leaders in a Global World Living Learning Community. Focused on leadership and growth, the LLC looks forward to this year as they grow together and individually as leaders at Elon.

The Sept. 11 dinner provided an opportunity for Alamance County and Elon University community members to engage in open and honest conversations regarding the portrayal of Muslims in the media, the role the Masjid plays in the community and other related topics.

A large turn-out of faculty, staff, and students met to eat good food and engage in discussions about Alex Wagner’s book Futureface.

Students discussed local government with Town of Elon representatives.