Magazine of Elon

Lauren Lee '06, head of product and content marketing at The Weather Company, shares her insights into what we could expect from AI going forward.

Casey DiRienzo wants business students to recognize signs of human trafficking, know where it is found in supply chains and understand what to do if they encounter victims.

Rapid advances in generative AI technology raise new questions about what it means to learn, work, create, make ethical decisions — and even what makes us human.

Kenn Gaither, the new dean of the School of Communications, takes the Elon questionnaire.

Assistant Professor of English Jennifer Eidum explores the impact of hip-hop on people an cultures around the world as part of this Core Curriculum class.

Associate Professor of Journalism Richard Landesberg reflects on the impact leading the Winter Term course ‘Remembering the Holocaust’ has had on him over the years.

Paralyzed after a pool accident, Amy Wert G’17 is advocating for those with physical or intellectual limitations.

After traveling to Antarctica as part of National Geographic’s Grosvenor Teacher Fellows program, Vickie Obenchain '03 hopes her journey will inspire her students to follow their own dreams.

Javik Blake ’23 knew Elon would give him the opportunity to broadcast early and often, allowing him to pursue his dream of working in baseball.

An innovative research collaboration between Elon’s departments of Physical Therapy Education and Computer Science is shedding light on ways mixed, virtual and physical realities can assist patients.