The Elon Alumni Association is looking for alumni to help plan reunions for several classes celebrating special anniversaries at Homecoming, Oct. 19-21, 2012.
Josh Carswell '11, a graduate of Elon's music performance program, split the grand prize in the American Traditions Competition in Savannah, Ga., on Jan. 28.
Former Elon music theatre star Grant Gustin made a guest appearance on the CBS hit show "CSI: Miami" on Sunday night, starring as one of two twins who were suspects in a murder.
Ryan Keur, who finished his Elon coursework during Winter Term 2012, has been named assistant general manager of the Burlington (N.C.) Royals baseball team.
After spending a semester in Las Vegas as Cirque du Soleil's stage management intern during the spring of her senior year, Stuart Richie '10 was hired to the position full time after graduating. Currently, Richie is a stage manager for the traveling Cirque du Soleil production "Alegria," which is appearing on stages across Europe through the winter and spring.
Darris Means '05 connects theory with practice as he studies complexities of self-identity in college students, from race to class to sexual orientation.
Blake Russell G'01 competed the Jan. 14 in the Olympic marathon trials but fell short in her quest to qualify for her second consecutive appearance in the Summer Olympic Games.
Nearly halfway through his first season as head men's basketball coach at the University of Missouri, Frank Haith '88 has led the team to an undefeated record and energized the Tigers' once-doubting fan base.
A recent Elon University iMedia graduate got his start at a Washington firm after turning to Career Services for networking and résumé prep.
As 2012 begins, celebrate some of Elon's memorable moments from 2011 in a retrospective slide show produced by the Office of University Communications.
Renowned humorist and Elon trustee Jeanne Robertson P'89 brings her unique brand of family-friendly humor to SiriusXM on Thursday, Dec. 8 at 5 p.m. ET.
Michelle B. Clifton '92, a Winston-Salem, N.C.-based attorney, has written a chapter and co-edited a general personal injury practice handbook in partnership with the North Carolina Advocates for Justice.
Music theatre alumnus Maurice Whitfield '07 appeared in a guest starring role in CBS' daytime serial "The Young and The Restless" on Nov. 30.
The Elon Alumni Association needs your help identifying outstanding young alumni to join the Young Alumni Council, which works to strengthen the connections between recent graduates and the university.
Patrick Singleton '97, who represented Bermuda in the 1998, 2002 and 2006 Winter Olympic Games, has been elected treasurer of the World Olympians Association, a partner of the International Olympic Committee.
Harry "Sid" Varney, a member of the Elon Sports Hall of Fame who coached the Fightin' Christian football team from 1953 to 1959, died Nov. 25 in Columbia, S.C. He was 83.
Ava Bowen '75 shares inspirational stories about the challenges and blessings of life in her first book, <em>Seasons of Joy</em>, published by Westbow Press.
Elon music theatre graduates Daniel Gibson '09 and Christopher Staskel '10 will present new scenes and three songs from Staskel's musical "i.d.," which premiered at Elon in 2010.
Erin McEvoy '06, manager of the Boston Bruins Foundation, has been named the association/nonprofit planner of the year by BizBash Media - Boston in its annual Readers' Choice Awards.
Renowned entrepreneur and consultant Tim Moore '78, owner of Dancing Elephants Achievement Group in Raleigh, N.C., returned to his alma mater Nov. 16 to help Elon business students understand strategies for connecting with and communicating to consumers of different generations.
The question to ask Dwayne Waite Jr. ’08 isn’t “What did you do while you were at Elon?” but rather “What DIDN’T you do?”
Methodist University has promoted The Rev. William Walker '93 to vice president for student development and dean of students following a national search.
Clint Irwin '10, a standout goalkeeper during his time with Phoenix soccer, has been named one of three finalists for the Canadian Soccer League's Goalkeeper of the Year award.
During Homecoming 2011, Elon’s Black Alumni Network (EBAN) honored three extraordinary individuals who have exhibited unrelenting support for Elon University and the Elon black community.
Greg Holland '91, an Alamance County teacher, coach and school administrator for nearly two decades, has been named principal at Western Alamance Middle School.
Elon music theatre alumnus Alex Pepper '11 is traveling with the national tour of "South Pacific," serving as an assistant dance captain and swing actor.
Barry Bradberry, associate dean of admissions and financial planning at Elon University, was honored this month with the 2011 Chowan University Distinguished Alumni Award.
Barrett Wilbert Weed '11 appears in photos in the <em>New York Times</em> and in Broadway.com as part of her work as an understudy in the production of Lysistrata Jones.
Professor Cindy Fair in the Department of Human Service Studies has had an article published in the <em>International Journal of Childbirth Education </em>with co-author Taylor Morrison '10.
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