Moments of transformation are happening right here, right now.
Scenes showcase Elon’s vibrant campus and engaged learning community, beginning with a sweeping aerial view of the historic Alamance Building and Fonville Fountain. Undergraduate students are seen enjoying campus life outdoors, tossing autumn leaves into the air. Engineering students collaborate on the university’s Formula EV car, followed by students dancing together on Medallion Plaza. At College Coffee, a student and faculty member share conversation, highlighting Elon's mentoring culture. The football team is shown preparing for a game at Rhodes Stadium, capturing the spirit of Phoenix athletics. Nursing students, dressed in Elon scrubs, gather outside a classroom, while another student conducts undergraduate research, peering through the lens of a microscope. The video conveys a dynamic and inspiring portrait of the diverse opportunities that define the Elon experience.
Scenes of students engaging in diverse campus activities, including attending events like new student convocation, cheering at a football game, celebrating homecoming, participating in commencement, and interacting with faculty in a classroom setting. The video reflects a supportive and dynamic environment, underscoring the 'Student Centered' focus of the university.
Scenes of students studying and traveling abroad, showcasing interactions with faculty, participation in group events, and the exploration of diverse global landscapes. The video conveys a sense of adventure and cultural immersion, highlighting the university's commitment to fostering a 'Globally Engaged' student experience.
Scenes of students actively engaged in hands-on learning across various academic disciplines, including engineering, environmental studies, communications, and legal practice in a courtroom. The video emphasizes the university's dedication to Experiential Learning, showcasing real-world applications and immersive educational experiences.
Visionary investment establishes Roberts Academy at Elon University for children with dyslexia
Through a once-in-a-generation investment in North Carolina education by Marjorie and Hal Roberts, the new academy - set to open in Fall 2026 - will be the state's only university-based private school for children with dyslexia.
Alicia S. Tate to serve as acting director of Roberts Academy at Elon University
An accomplished education professor and longtime North Carolina leader in special education will serve as acting director of Roberts Academy at Elon University, the first private school of its kind in North Carolina dedicated to serving children with dyslexia on a college campus.