Magazine of Elon

Once a bustling train station, Mill Point depot played an important role in Elon’s history.

Despite challenges, more women are making their mark in leadership roles at Elon and beyond. 

Serendipity in the lab leads to life-saving discoveries for Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Gene Grimley.

Her passion for marine life has led Mariana Kneppers ’18 to live outside her comfort zone.

 Kevin Wallace ’02 has written a novel, “Broken Soul,” the first of what will be a three-part series.

The inauguration of Connie Ledoux Book as the university’s ninth president marks the beginning of Elon’s next chapter. 

Matthew Masten ’09 began his career performing on the stage, but these days he can be found giving directions backstage or behind the camera.

A trip to Florida his senior year of college eventually led Mark Russell ’74 to working with the PGA Tour.

Conor Ambrose’s keen eye for spotting and highlighting musical talent has led to a unique career path.

A fourth-grade teacher in North Carolina, ​Linelle Gorman ’14 reflects on the lessons she learned from her own advocacy work.