Magazine of Elon

Through the Will King Foundation, Courtney and Taylor Hughes ’11 are helping children in need of treatment for heart conditions.

With global and public health in a newfound limelight, Joe Incorvia ’15 advocates for better access to surgeries in low- and middle-income countries in the latest Point of View.

Throughout its history, the Elon community has shown unwavering resilience in times of adversity.

Through the people not property project, Elon law students are digitizing bills of sale of those who were enslaved in North Carolina.

Elon experts talk about the possible long-range impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on everyday life.

A look at the effects of the pandemic in the United States through the lens of Elon Alumni photographers.

Alexa Wildish ’10 turned her passion for connectivity and collaboration through music into an EP full of personal revelations.

Tony Weaver Jr. ’16 tells stories that defy stereotypes and encourage young readers to be themselves.

In this course, Associate Professor of Education Scott Morrison fosters experiential learning and community partnerships through outdoor education working with local elementary students in school gardens.

Despite major disruptions to campus operations caused by a global pandemic, Elon remains committed to engaged learning.