Living & Learning at Elon

Students from both neighborhoods dined on March 6 with staff from Elon Dining, Environmental Services and Physical plant to explore issues of community.

The Global Neighborhood follows up the success of last fall’s trivia night with a game night at their February House Dinner.

The human rights crisis experienced in Nicaragua during 2018 was the main topic of discussion at an expert forum at Elon.

Students, staff, faculty and President Book engaged in a battle of wits with challenging questions about Elon and everything else.

The event demonstrated how difficult it can be to discern what's real and what's fabricated.

Author Julie Smith of Webster University argued that the amount, design and message of fake information contributes to its proliferation.

Faculty, staff and students gathered for a meal and conversation about how to find and evaluate credible information.

Students, faculty and staff discussed the state of journalism and its function in America.

Students, faculty and staff discussed issues of educational inequality at  this month's Global Neighborhood House Dinner.

Elon University hosted the First Amendment Free Food Festival Sept. 26, which visualized Americans' rights in a fun way.