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‘A Story of Home’ debuts onstage – Oct. 5-11
October 5, 2012
'Story' is an original play written by Lumen Prize recipient Logan Sutton '13 based on Homer's Odyssey.
‘Renaissance woman’ Maya Angelou dazzles at Fall Convocation
October 5, 2012
The world renowned poet, author, playwright & educator shared on Thursday her wit and wisdom with a sold-out Alumni Gym audience.
Elon’s 2012 Fall Convocation to feature Maya Angelou
October 4, 2012
All tickets for the program have been distributed; however, a wait line will be formed to seat a limited number of those without tickets.
Elon Academy receives grant for sustainable gardening course
September 28, 2012
Funding will help Alamance County high school scholars learn more about healthy eating while engaging them in scientific pursuits.
Lynn Heinrichs named computer educator of the year
September 27, 2012
A faculty member in the computing sciences department & the Love School of Business, Heinrichs was lauded for her teaching, scholarship and service.
Elon hosts ‘Endangered Children’ program – TONIGHT
September 27, 2012
Journalists from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting visit campus this week to share stories from Mexico, Haiti and Bangladesh.
Elon joins with TurboVote to make voting easy
September 25, 2012
Elon students can still register and then vote absentee in their home states - all with a few clicks of the mouse.
Elon offers dual-degree program in France
September 21, 2012
The Martha and Spencer Love School of Business has partnered for a dual degree-program with the Reims Management School.
2012 Campus Fest at Elon – Sept. 21
September 21, 2012
An event organized by several campus offices is an afternoon to visualize, demonstrate, articulate, taste, and celebrate cultures at Elon.
’60 Minutes’ journalist: ‘Indifference is a deadly weapon’
September 20, 2012
CBS correspondent Byron Pitts visited Elon University on Sept. 20 with stories of triumph & tragedy from around the world.