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School of Law welcomes second class to orientation

August 9, 2007

More than 100 new students participated in the first day of orientation activities as Elon University School of Law opened its second academic year Thursday, Aug. 9 at the Weaver building in downtown Greensboro. Details...

Elon Web videos document United Nations Internet Forum

August 7, 2007

Elon's "Imagining the Internet" Web site has published a set of 28 videos produced by students, faculty and staff at the 2006 Internet Governance Forum in Athens, Greece. Read this note for details and a link to the videos...

Elon University School of Law sets orientation schedule, Aug. 9-17

August 7, 2007

The Elon University School of Law opens its second year with a week-long series of presentations, seminars and exercises that orient students to the field of law and begin the process of leadership development before classes begin Monday, Aug. 20. Details and link to orientation schedule...

New book by Yoram Lubling details heroism of Holocaust victims

August 6, 2007

A new book by Elon University philosophy professor Yoram Lubling uncovers the heroic life and death of his grandfather Moshe Y. Lubling - the true leader of the famous Jewish prisoners’ revolt in the notorious Nazi death camp Treblinka in Poland, during World War II. Details...

Death of former vice president James Moncure

July 30, 2007

James A. Moncure, who served as vice president for academics and student affairs and taught on the faculty from 1974 to 1987, died Friday, July 27 after a long illness. Details...

Elon hosts Jordan Reservoir water quality hearing

July 18, 2007

Elon’s Center for Environmental Studies hosted two public hearings July 17 concerning a controversial proposal made by the Division of Water Quality (DWQ) to reduce nitrogen and phosphorous levels in the B. Everett Jordan Reservoir. Details...

Statewide television broadcast focuses on Triad economy

July 13, 2007

The television studios of Elon's School of Communications hosted a live statewide broadcast by UNC-TV on July 11. President Leo M. Lambert and other leaders from the Triad discussed prospects for the region's economic future. Details...