Magazine of Elon

As the United States loosens its economic sanctions and travel restrictions to Cuba, Elon students are discovering the island for the first time.

As memories of Hurricane Katrina fade, long-term volunteers—including those from Elon University—are becoming more crucial when it comes to rebuilding New Orleans.

Alex Helman calls the third floor of McMichael home for most of her waking hours. See why in this installment of "I Am Elon."

Diagnosed with cerebral palsy at a young age, Chris Hendricks '07 was once told he would never walk. With a guitar in his hands and a message in his heart, he defies those odds every day.

During Homecoming 2012, we asked students and alumni to submit photos via Instagram. Here is a sample of the photos we received throughout that weekend.

In honor of Elon's quasquicentennial, we are compiling a list of 125 things we love most about Elon.

Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx said bipartisanship and public-private collaboration are key to solving local and national challenges during the Elon Law's fall 2012 Bryan Leadership Lecture on Nov. 13.

Pulitzer Prize-winner Maureen Dowd shared insights into the men who campaign for the highest office in the land during a Nov. 7 lecture.

The world renowned poet, author, playwright and educator shared her wit and wisdom during Elon's 2012 Fall Convocation.

Elon faculty members explore facts and fiction of the Maya prophecy regarding the world ending on Dec. 21.